Sentence examples for becoming irrevocable from inspiring English sources
Former President Laszlo Solyom - who helped to draft the 1989 constitution and served as the head of the Hungarian Constitutional Court from 1990 to 1998 - said in an open letter to the press on the day of the vote that the only way to stop the changes becoming irrevocable would be for President Janos Ader to refuse to sign the constitutional amendments into law.
This trust will become irrevocable upon your death.
This was probably written as this analog world was on its irrevocable way to becoming a digital one, where screens would ultimately replace typeset-bound objects.
He describes how Bob Hainey died at a time of irrevocable change, when old-time newsmen were fast becoming dinosaurs and violence surrounding the 1968 Chicago Democratic National Convention began to break up the beautiful friendship between reporters and the police.
In She Will Build Him a City, human beings under immense strain or facing irrevocable loss find themselves deprived even of their names, becoming simply "Man", "Woman", "Orphan", "Taxi Driver" or "Balloon Girl".
Not just because I was short, Jewish and nerdily bespectacled by the time I was 8. No, it was something more enigmatic than that, and even less changeable: Even as an 8-year-old, I sensed the complete and irrevocable impossibility of anyone who rode the D train ever becoming Miss America.
On Friday, as Enrico Letta, the prime minister who had struggled for nine-and-a-half months to hold together a fractious coalition government, handed in his "irrevocable" resignation, Renzi, the man who had in effect ousted him, appeared on the verge of becoming the youngest leader in the history of the republic.
Irrevocable changes are underway.
Every brushstroke is irrevocable.
