Sentence examples for irretrievable fall from inspiring English sources

At an age where I experience my parents generation in their eighties face death with greater frequency and witness the incessant, often irretrievable fall out that leaves them pained, helpless, bereft, and lonely, I am filled with compassion as well as a realisation- that I may transcend that fall.

It is, in short, perfectly at one in spirit with Venice itself, that sometime great empire which, when this painting was being made, was in a condition of irretrievable decline, and would finally fall to the forces of Napoleon Bonaparte about 40 years after the work was finished.

And in the European Union, how many nations will fall into irretrievable debt before Mr. Draghi or Chancellor Merkel suggest that Europe's 20th-century entitlement systems are incompatible with 21st-century demographics?

However, the public's confidence in Carter's executive abilities had fallen to an irretrievable low.

But even the events of 1071 had not made the decline of Byzantium irretrievable.

Once copper beeches begin to decline, usually at about a century, they are almost irretrievable.

Less than two years later, the Soviet Union fell apart and Lithuania regained an independence that for half a century had seemed almost irretrievable.Now, as prime minister, his tasks are different.

An irretrievable scenario?

Intiman looked irretrievable.

The rest was irretrievable.

Oleg, of course, irretrievable.