Sentence examples for for unchangeable from inspiring English sources

Attributable risk estimation is particularly useful for factors that may be modified, but is useful to a lesser extent for unchangeable factors such as ethnic origin.

A sense also first cited in 1969 is from the computer world: "having circuits connected permanently and designed for an unchangeable function".

Taking the money (and using it for some positive purpose) is more reasonable than declining it because of your distaste for an unchangeable past.

She simply was; unchangeable, unchanging, in her tweed skirt, her blouse, her Shetland cardigan, her suit for Sunday church, worn with chenille turban, her felt hat for shopping in Minehead.

LGBT refugees are some of the most vulnerable forced migrants they are often fleeing their country because they have been persecuted for an unchangeable aspect of who they are into the arms of another country where they might very well be persecuted again.

LGBT refugees are some of the most vulnerable forced migrants – they are often fleeing their country because they have been persecuted for an unchangeable aspect of who they are into the arms of another country where they might very well be persecuted again.

Andrews challenges "religious fundamentalists" to open their hearts and minds and turn away from their "unchanging and unchangeable" ideologies, which leave no room for diversity, disagreement, and interfaith encounters.

It's dangerous to view identity as sacred or unchangeable, for identity is highly invented, not always by ourselves.

In its search for universal and unchangeable laws, modern science is to a great extent inspired by the same idea as Parmenides', since universal laws presuppose a certain unity in the material world, and unchangeable laws cannot be established without the presupposition that something unchangeable must be hidden behind all changes.

In an interview last week, Mr. Peres said that he had no regrets, "because the past for sure is unchangeable," and that he would not retire when his term expires next year because it is "better to die than to live as a bored person".

The width of the temperature hysteresis, which is unchangeable for large system size, is narrowing by reducing the number of magnetic molecules in the nanoparticle.