Sentence examples for ever irreplaceable from inspiring English sources

Are leaders ever irreplaceable?

It is a cautionary tale for Americans going to the ballot box in November, and for the people of Britain, who have lost, for ever, an irreplaceable part of our common natural heritage.

(I firmly believe that, in this world of ever-diminishing irreplaceable resources, using a line only once represents the sort of wastefulness our society can ill afford).

Have you ever owned something irreplaceable that you've mislaid for ever?

Conversely, many emerging-economy firms that started out as subcontractors, such as Huawei Technologies and Hon Hai Precision Industry, have pursued a strategy of gradually moving up the value chain, accepting lower returns in the short term as they make themselves ever more differentiated and irreplaceable.

These pre-conference meetings, symposium and tutorials each offer a unique opportunity to examine a specialty area or get a head start on an ever-important and irreplaceable feature of attending a conference: networking with peers of similar research interests and establishing relationships that can be of immeasurable benefit throughout the lifetime of a scientific career.

Get 'em young and the Marx Brothers will remain as irreverent and irreplaceable as ever.

Alexa, in concert with Prime, has become more indispensable to his life than the once irreplaceable Siri ever was.

So many moments were left unrecognized for what they were -- my life streaming in and over me in the shape of the only sensations I would ever know at the time, irreplaceable.

President Obama has shown himself to be a fine administrator, but he erred in trying to make himself the irreplaceable man in nearly ever sphere of public life.

The thing about time is this: It is limited, irreplaceable, and it is ever fleeting.