Sentence examples for irrevocable consequences from inspiring English sources
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In transmuting the wars of the battlefield into those of high-stakes capitalism, Mr. Stone, who is co-author of "Wall Street" and will also direct it, has also transposed his other obsession: the critical moral choices that define character with irrevocable consequences.
Orr's own story unfurls in various complicated ways; there is a screenplay about time travel; there is another, older writer, a mentor of Orr's, with stories of his own; Orr's wife has a secret; people real and fictional die; blows are exchanged; priceless manuscripts are lost; irrevocable acts have irrevocable consequences; some people live happily ever after, though not the dead ones.
"The Lee regime will be held fully accountable for the irrevocable catastrophic consequences to be entailed".
The standoff, operatic in its emotional ambition, reaches a point where private jealousy overtakes political strife and the women's mutual hatred and fear erupt, with irrevocable historical consequences.
Furthermore, we know kids who have made mistakes online that had irrevocable, negative consequences.
What are the social consequences of irrevocable climate change?
When the Soviet Union imploded, the consequences seemed irrevocable.
It thinks coolly about itself and the world — about jealousy, loss, the fear of the irrevocable, death, childhood, darkness, the consequences of history and the need to mistrust everything you read.
'Hard outcomes' can be defined as irrevocable events 32 that have permanent consequences, such as myocardial infarction and death, as opposed to 'soft events', such as hospitalisation for angina.
The primary argument that the instructor gave me was that even if a student has "inadvertently" cheated through an initially casual reference, the consequence was large and irrevocable -- forming an indelible mark on the academic record.
