Sentence examples for irreversible course from inspiring English sources

Iraq, he said, is on "an irreversible course to self-government and peace".

Such killers, Mr. Ressler said, are usually devoid of hope and have set upon an irreversible course of self-destruction.

Moldova is said to be on an "irreversible" course to membership, but only if it resolves the Transnistrian issue [10].

Carter, speaking of the visit by Chinese Vice-Premier Teng Hsiao-ping said it marked the beginning of a "new and irreversible course" in Sino-American relations.

Carter, speaking of the visit by Chinese Vice-Premier Teng Hsiao-ping said it marked the beginning of a "new and irreversible course" in Sino-American relations.… The revolution in Iran has exposed the failure of U.S. policy there.

After cutting short a round of golf this morning after receiving news of the bombing, Mr. Bush made a statement from the Marine Corps helicopter hangar on his ranch here in which he reiterated his position that Iraq was "on an irreversible course" toward self-government and peace.

This shift, or, the turn, is the moment when everything changes, the moment, marked by a gradual degradation of emotion, or even by a sudden change in one's tone, which sets the relationship's course on an irreversible track separate from that, on which it began.

The high prevalence of TD and its disabling and potentially irreversible clinical course is an important shortcoming for treatment with typical antipsychotics.

It would be catastrophic, widespread and, of course, irreversible.

"There could be no self-consciousness and human creativity without living organization, and there could be no living dissipative systems unless the entropic stream followed its general, irreversible [downhill] course in time".

Concentrations of FLU greater than 300 µM suppressed OT-induced contractions and were irreversible during the course of the experiment suggesting non-specific effects (not shown).