Examples of using Difficult to avoid in English and their translations into Italian
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That, however, is difficult to avoid unless businesses are given support for research and development from the EU
It's difficult to avoid scheduling conflicts,
It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that there is a strong link between central bank independence
It's not difficult to avoid this kind of situation
it is difficult to avoid the strong temptation of a predominantly internal focus3.
Biases are ingrained responses and difficult to avoid, but creating awareness of them unifies us
The AACAI warns that allergens are difficult to avoid, and parents shouldn't consider moving to help their children find allergy relief.
Bias is very difficult to avoid and I am sure that you have done your best.
Colds can be difficult to avoid in the winter, but adding one simple rule may help our chances of staying healthy.
You win love in an office in which it is difficult to avoid hatred;
and; are difficult to avoid.
But analysts accustomed to working on emerging markets understand that such paralysis is very difficult to avoid after a financial crisis.
This paradoxical situation is caused by the structural surpluses and is difficult to avoid under present conditions.
Because of the widespread use of fragrances it may be very difficult to avoid them all.
making combat difficult to avoid.
How to get rid of cold With arrival of cold snaps of cold it is quite difficult to avoid.
The providers of the entertainment slip commercials into the programming in ways that are difficult to avoid watching them.
Not a nice place to visit on a family vacation, but difficult to avoid between Dallas and the California coast.
users' unintentional attempts to connect to dangerous Internet sites are difficult to avoid.
in which you need to dodge obstacles that are difficult to avoid.