Examples of using Difficult to avoid in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Sugar is used in so many food products that it can be difficult to avoid.
In the modern world, it has become quite difficult to avoid such a serious disease.
Such exposure is difficult to avoid because the growth of fungi in food is not easily preventable.
Airborne allergens are more difficult to avoid, although keeping dust
it would be very difficult to avoid the old uncertainties.
A journey of sound that is difficult to avoid, and which naturally dissolves the boundaries between jazz, classical and world music.
However, it is difficult to avoid such a situation in the start-up phase
it is very difficult to avoid chemical reactions,
While this is difficult to avoid, if you choose high quality soaps
But it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that some of the fiscal prudence being instilled elsewhere might be useful in this sector too.
This makes it quite difficult to avoid pre-destined events,
Such exposure is difficult to avoid because fungal growth in foods is not easy to prevent.
it can be difficult to avoid paying for a Microsoft Windows licence since many laptops come bundled with one. This“Windows Tax”.
It is not difficult to avoid death, gentlemen;
These stimuli may be difficult to avoid, but knowing that they occur in certain situations
makes it difficult to avoid the triumph of arguments based on fear.
It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that, if the Eurozone were a country,
The practice appears to be so widespread that it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that it is deliberate on the part of the immigration authorities.
it can be difficult to avoid new debts,
in which you need to dodge obstacles that are difficult to avoid.