Sentence examples for irreversible risk from inspiring English sources
The risk of VTD recurrence after 3-6 mofths OATOAT is high and can be more than 10% in patients with idiopathic thromboembolism or irreversible risk factors such as thrombophilia, cancer and other situations conferring permanent risk.
It's possible to push the concept of irreversible risk even further, by playing games that remove your option for manual saves and enforce permanent choice.
(Although not for individuals, such as a refugee who gets killed because Trump sends him back to a country where his or her life has been threatened). Putting Pruitt in charge of the EPA, however, poses an irreversible risk to the planet, and the Senate needs to ensure that doesn't happen.
The global citizen's call for a five-year freeze on release of GMOs into our agriculture and food systems is a necessary pause that should induce responsibility, sanity and safety in the insane rush to sell GMOs at any cost, including irreversible risks to biodiversity and human health.
"And at the other end of both of those is the potential for irreversible risks to the environment".
Investment decisions, in the real world, have main characteristics: irreversible, high risk and uncertain, and flexible [17].
It claims approval entails "unlimited and irreversible liability risks". It wants a referendum held to let Germans decide how their money will be spent.
Even small amounts risk irreversible cognitive and developmental damage, particularly in young children.
The foreign secretary said he believed Brexit will happen and would be "irreversible" but the "risk is that it will not be the one we want".
While we are beginning to put together a picture of the Earth's tipping points, the precise thresholds beyond which we risk irreversible change, deleterious for human societies, are as yet unknown.
Forbidden City 7m visitors Most of the visitors that cross the ancient stone floors of the Imperial City are Chinese, so the government is reluctant to limit access, but the WMF believes some kind of limits must soon be set or the city will risk irreversible damage.
