Sentence examples for contributed to the irrevocable from inspiring English sources

In "Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel," Mike Mulligan's steam shovel, Mary Anne, who had contributed to the irrevocable remaking of the American landscape — digging canals, cutting through mountains for trains, straightening curves for highways, smoothing ground for airport runways, digging holes for skyscrapers in big cities — is displaced by newer shovels: gasoline shovels and their ilk.

Understanding the links between temperature anomalies and coral disease has become paramount given the mounting evidence that temperature anomalies are contributing to the increasing frequency and severity of infectious disease outbreaks in corals globally and to the irrevocable decline of coral reef ecosystems, particularly when coupled with increasing coral bleaching episodes.

"All seizure and movement of the computer servers would lead to the irrevocable loss" of all or part of the 36 movies, he said.

The city and the very cosmopolitan influences that contributed to its reputation as a metropolis triggered memories of the darkest period in Chinese history, when China had been pulled apart, in the language of our schoolbooks, like a "great fat piece of meat" by the likes of Great Britain and the U.S. The territorial insult was an irrevocable assault on Chinese pride.

The city — and the very cosmopolitan influences that contributed to its reputation as a metropolis — triggered memories of the darkest period in Chinese history, when China had been pulled apart, in the language of our schoolbooks, like a "great fat piece of meat" by the likes of Great Britain and the U.S. The territorial insult was an irrevocable assault on Chinese pride.

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It is also required to provide revocability to the irrevocable biometric data.

It is from gambling at which almost everyone loses, thanks to the irrevocable laws of probability.

To overcome this problem, it demands a cancelable transformation [18,19] of biometric template to provide revocability to the irrevocable biometric.

In a donor-advised fund, donors make an irrevocable contribution to the fund and receive an immediate tax deduction.

Instead both have to face the irrevocable fact of the Internet: There's always another choice.