Examples of using Difficult to reverse in English and their translations into Spanish
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We knew it would be very difficult to reverse the game.
These damages and the persistence of toxins in the environment are difficult to reverse;
This is done to make it more difficult to reverse engineer the executable.
These sorts of tools may make changes that are difficult to reverse.
Be aware that it's very difficult to reverse or refund wire transfers.
Moreover, such changes appear long-lasting and difficult to reverse.
After that, it would be very difficult to reverse the decision, despite our proverbs.
Increases in informal employment are difficult to reverse.
Once unleashed, such tendencies are difficult to reverse and can pose dangers to newly established democratic institutions.
Genetic abnormalities on this level are very difficult to reverse.
Any such harm to the aquifer may be difficult to reverse and could be detrimental in view of their nature and vulnerability.
This usually leads to virus symptoms that may be difficult to reverse.
As with vegetation,the introduction of invasive animal species can be difficult to reverse and can result in ongoing damage to not just the project area, but to the landscape including surrounding areas and ecosystems.
This usually leads to worsening symptoms that may be difficult to reverse.
Once a heart has started failing,it is difficult to reverse the progression of the onslaught.
This means greater global warming anda climate change increasingly difficult to reverse.
Losing potential or actual competitors,which is difficult to reverse, would lead to softer bidding in IMSS tenders(including consolidated tenders) and would make collusive agreements between suppliers easier to reach and implement.
But, as growth has recovered,this increase in spending has proved difficult to reverse.
And this situation is very difficult to reverse later.
Your feet are not only the first to reveal signs of age,they are also the most visible, and the most difficult to reverse.
And once the damage is done,it's extremely difficult to reverse things and un-mix them.
At the same time, some of these measures(especially those related to entitlements)could be very difficult to reverse.
Deformation, staining, formation of deposits, weakening, dissolution, losses,and(irreversible or difficult to reverse) adhesion of pages in affected items.
They say the treaty could increase creeping NHS privatization by making outsourcing to companies like Virgin Care difficult to reverse.
The development of general and/or respiratory paralysis is of paramount concern in that these are often difficult to reverse once established, even with large amounts of antivenom.
Unfortunately, the damage to the structures that support the teeth is difficult to reverse.
Unfortunately, the damage to the structures that support the teeth is difficult to reverse.
Once the stretch mark takes on its typical white colour it's as if it has"scarred over" andit is very difficult to reverse the process.
Other forms of internationalization, such as non-equity contracts and FDI, entail larger fixed costs,which are more difficult to reverse in particular for SMEs.