I suppose I decided, irrevocably, to recommend this book when I came across these two sentences on page 8: "However, before we go any further, we really have to agree on a fundamental question, which is what is garden wildlife?
The ministry suggested that Georgian officials "have decided to irrevocably ruin relations with Russia". Four explosions on Russia's side of the border created the shortages, Georgian and Russian officials said.
Within 90 days of his arrival, Mr. Gerstner irrevocably decided to keep the company together.
Perhaps, like many commentators who have decided TV has irrevocably dumbed down, you just don't watch that much of it?
We will focus on the consensus problem, wherein each peer in a set of peers {P 1,…,P n } starts with an initial value v i ∈M for an arbitrary fixed set M. At some point during the execution of the consensus protocol, each peer irrevocably decides on some output value (hat {v}_{i} in M).
Certainly, if the UK does decide to abandon the EU, our history will change irrevocably.
I warn you now, dear reader, should you decide to read any further, you may find your life irrevocably changed as well.
The fear is that if the Islamists decide that the libraries are in some way religiously offensive, they will harm them irrevocably, possibly setting aside Koranic manuscripts and burning the rest.
Some would say that God is at the heart of Thanksgiving, irrevocably, and those of us who are nonbelievers need to accept that and decide whether we are in or out.
And, if Williams does comes back to the anchor, chair and his Nielsen ratings plummet, his NBC bosses will have more reason to decide, as management did with Dan Rather on CBS a decade ago, that his image in the minds of too many viewers has been irrevocably damaged.
"What hope can the small shrubs harbour?" I decide to set out and meet some of these "small shrubs": the people currently living along the proposed Delhi-Mumbai corridor, whose lives may be about to alter radically and irrevocably.
