Sentence examples for increasingly irreversible from inspiring English sources
The seemingly inexorable (and increasingly irreversible) march of planetary warming is something we tend to associate with increased devastation — floods and famine, droughts and storms.
It was unclear why Egypt's new authorities allowed Mr. Morsi to contact his family, but the news comes as his ouster appears increasingly irreversible.
In the transition to the completion of two monolayers the reaction appears to be increasingly irreversible.
Model scenario analysis suggested a masking effect of ongoing soil fertility decline by use of fertilizers and hybrid crop varieties, indicating a resource overuse that becomes increasingly irreversible without external interventions.
Each SRES storyline assumes a distinctly different direction for future development, such that the four storylines differ in increasingly irreversible ways.
The study revealed that an increasing Sharp Score for erosion did not lead to an increasingly irreversible hand disability, but an increasing Sharp Score for joint space narrowing is significantly associated with more severe hand disability [ 25].
That John Kerry and his advisers don't recognize the immense opportunity to rally citizens from all walks of life -- both liberal and conservative -- to salvage an increasingly disastrous and irreversible situation is itself evidence that politics in our democracy has lost its footing.
"Without rapid cuts in CO2 and other greenhouse gases, climate change will have increasingly destructive and irreversible impacts on life on Earth," said WMO Secretary-General PetterinTaalastatementatement.
The aging heart is increasingly vulnerable to irreversible damage following cardiac injury.
"I'm not a blind optimist, but the trend [of society becoming increasingly liberal] is irreversible".
Yet, as we increasingly recognize the many irreversible changes in the marine environment through invasive species, global warming, and ocean acidification, it is clear that passive conservation alone will not be sufficient to protect our biodiversity.
