Sentence examples for can be irreplaceable from inspiring English sources

It will be shown that the tools of nonlinear dynamics can be irreplaceable for revealing hidden mechanisms subserving, for example, neuronal synchronization and periodic oscillations.

The 23-year-old has been heavily linked with Arsenal  and reports in Italy  claim Milan would do a deal for around £30m. "We will see what happens," Milan vice-president Barbara Berlusconi said in a statement: "But I don't believe that someone can be irreplaceable".

These things can be considered irreplaceable, and their loss may present a greater threat to the survival and reproduction of human beings than the loss of ordinary objects, such as money [12], [13].

A band with blokes in it seems to be a dead form, really, and then it  can throw up something new that shows you what that energy can be and it's irreplaceable, in a way.

It will be irreplaceable".

Like all intimacies, the intimacy between one and one's mother tongue can be comforting and irreplaceable, yet it can also demand more than what one is willing to give, or more than one is capable of giving.

In particular, we recognize that religious communities can be unique and irreplaceable agents in protecting and nurturing children.

"The ring is irreplaceable — the stones and band can be replaced, but the history — cannot".

A completely irreplaceable area is considered essential for meeting conservation objectives, whereas an area with low irreplaceability can be substituted by other sites.

Boxing can be an indiscriminately cruel sport, taking irreplaceable pieces from its most skilled, fearless champions.

Eric Jay Dolin, who wrote some of the text for an exhibit at the Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum, says the message for today is that one era's irreplaceable energy source can be the next one's relic.