Sentence examples for irretrievable and from inspiring English sources

"That's the story -- a brand new concept in biomedicine, irretrievable, and it's beginning to work".

"Everything among the mortals has the value of the irretrievable and the perilous".

They offer visions of a city that seems alternately irretrievable and surprisingly familiar.

But many things that were begun on the tenth were on the morning of the eleventh irretrievable and irrelevant.

They live on the seam: the old world of Islam is irretrievable and can no longer contain their lives; the new world of modernity is not fully theirs.

From the Senate's perspective, the government was unwilling to negotiate about bills that the majority of senators deemed irretrievable, and that it was simply doing its job.

Although Errani was not playing on her favourite surface, the 25-year-old was varying play nicely, treating spectators to an array of lobs and irretrievable volleys, and broke in the fourth and sixth games of the second set to secure a comfortable win and a third-round tie with either Yaroslava Shvedova or Kiki Bertens.

Removing beef from our diets would result in more grasslands being converted into cropland at the cost of thousands of tons of topsoil yearly and irretrievable plant and animal habitats.

I think it's likely the Democrats will come together, and I don't think there are such irretrievable differences and wounds that can't be dealt with.

It is asserted in the fiction of Philip Roth, which summons the vital, striving city of Roth's postwar youth, and in the reminiscences of former Newarkers, whose devotion to an irretrievable time and place rivals that of former Brooklynites.

If they have managed to loot unexcavated underground tombs, which we know to be there in the surroundings, we have lost irretrievable knowledge and material," said Aro-Valjus.