Sentence examples for final and irreversible from inspiring English sources
Rarely has that formidable countenance stared at defeat, and rarer still has it had to face a defeat so final and irreversible as this.
C Issue, B Issue, A Issue, the schedule drifted, as ever, toward the brink of time, the final and irreversible closing.
I dread the full weight of time and distance that will inevitably make her absence a solid thing, final and irreversible.
In the deal, which both governments at the time called a "final and irreversible" settlement, Japan expressed responsibility and made a new apology to the victims, promising an $8.3 million fund to help provide old-age care.
Both governments said the agreement would be the "final and irreversible resolution" to the issue, but recent polls suggest that a majority of South Koreans think that the deal was insufficient, the Diplomat reported.
SEOUL, South Korea — A South Korean government-appointed panel faulted on Wednesday a "final and irreversible" deal struck with Japan in 2015 to resolve a decades-old dispute over Korean women who were forced into sexual slavery during World War II.
We observed the virus in the central nervous system, the inflammatory changes induced by Th1 and Th2 cytokines, and the final irreversible damage of nervous tissues by neuronal degeneration and apoptosis.
In short, using this mouse experimental model of meningoencephalomyelitis, it was possible to follow-up and to study the complete cycle of infection by ROCV in the CNS, including inflammatory changes induced by cytokines and the final irreversible damage of the nervous tissues.
In the final phase, irreversible fibrosis is established and hyperkeratosic lesions may appear on the epidermis and orange peel skin and/or papillomatosis on the dermis.
We measured the stabilities to both irreversible thermal and irreversible urea denaturation of the final (generation 25) member of each monomorphic population, as well as of the 22 randomly selected members of the polymorphic population.
Choroidal neovascularization (CNV), which involves both angiogenesis and vasculogenesis, occurs as the final event in a variety of chorioretinal diseases, causing severe and irreversible loss of vision.
