Sentence examples for irreversible because from inspiring English sources

As for monomer attachment to the membrane, it will eventually become irreversible because of the irreversibility of the subsequent oligomerization.

Such a process is called irreversible because no slight change will cause the melted water to turn back into ice while the stove grows hotter.

In contrast, the response produced by silica dust is irreversible because, once the silicotic nodules are formed, they remain in the alveolar region of the lung.

The challenges are many and there are many obstacles to change: there were many who benefited from the former system and will therefore resist the change process that we believe is irreversible because the youth wants it.

Steve Specht, who coaches St. Xavier in Cincinnati, which is ranked in the top five of several polls, said that high school football was changing in a way that may be irreversible because of the television coverage and the emphasis on rankings.

People walked out of the screening, at Cannes in 2002, of Gaspar Noe's Irreversible because of the nine-minute rape scene and an earlier encounter in a gay club where a man has his face bashed in with a fire extinguisher.

The world is at growing risk of "abrupt, unpredictable and potentially irreversible changes" because of a warming climate, America's premier scientific society warned on Tuesday.

Undernutrition in the first 1,000 days of a person's life has lifelong and largely irreversible effects because it impairs physical and mental development.

A French appeal court judgment agreed that the Paris-Match article had caused Albert irreversible damage because the fact of his fatherhood, which was secret until the article's publication, had become public knowledge against his wishes.

As a result there is the risk of irreversible privatisation because the deal will give US corporations or investors the right to sue our government if it tried to take back services into public ownership".

BEIJING — The wife of Bo Xilai, the disgraced Chinese politician, was told several years ago by a doctor that her nervous system had suffered irreversible damage because she had been steadily ingesting poison that someone had slipped into the capsules of her daily herbal medicine, one of her lawyers said in an interview this week.