Examples of using Backfire in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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If you have a below average property, this may backfire, as buyers will recognize this and demand will not be created.
On the other hand, Weed was also very concerned that this tactic could backfire once the soldiers began to notice it and criticize him.
But some of those strategies can backfire, creating a vicious cycle where kids struggle to feel good about who they are.
But empowering independent trade unions could backfire for the country's authoritarian government- and allow workers to fight back against multinational capital.
This approach can backfire and one instance of this is the overuse of antibiotics, which has led to so many antibiotic-resistant bacteria strains.
The Backfire carries up to three rounds,
Sometimes called“Backfire” by NATO, the Tu-22M variant was developed to address design deficiencies inherent in the Tu-22 parent design.
These type of ads eventually backfire because they fail in the marketplace, and guess who takes the blame?
Flouting“sacred” norms can seriously backfire; for instance, dress codes that are time-honoured
it won't backfire.
not eating enough will also backfire.
In many contexts, then, feeling or expressing anger as a negotiating tactic can backfire.
Most of his schemes end with him falling into ruin when his intricate plans backfire.
However, you should not sleep too much because it will easily backfire, making you feel more tired.
that decision will backfire.
It's in this way that the best attempts at helping someone often backfire.
But an energy agenda built on fears of a clean-energy race could quickly backfire.
warning that doing so could backfire.
Putin's attempt to use energy to increase Russian influence could backfire in the long run.
would react under fire. And not backfire but heavy fire.