Sentence examples for irrevocable changes from inspiring English sources

Irrevocable changes are underway.

Will Derry's Bloody Sunday become a fulcrum, which historians will argue led to fundamental and irrevocable changes in the future and status of Northern Ireland?

Has anyone else lost favourite authors or genres after kids appeared on the scene – or after other irrevocable changes to your life?

In Berlin, German officials have acknowledged that the technological advances of recent years have led to irrevocable changes in the nature of trading and that the fast pace must be accepted.

On past trends, deforestation and soil erosion will follow, along with irrevocable changes to the course and character of untamed rivers, a quarter of which lie in pristine national parks and protected areas, according to new analysis by RiverWatch and Euronatur.

Renal injury often remains unnoticed even in adults, as symptoms are rarely life-threatening until potentially irrevocable changes have occurred.

But a sense of irrevocable change pervades the northern Plains.

Whatever the outcome, there has been a real and irrevocable change in Irish society.

For an industry that relies on escapism, necessary caution has already brought an irrevocable change.

Lobban credited Turing with starting the "irrevocable change" that led to the formation of GCHQ and its evolution into "the highly technological intelligence organisation that it is today".

This is an irrevocable change, bringing the NHS into the scope of European competition law, making it prohibitive to remove these "business opportunities" for private companies.