Sentence examples for irrevocable cost from inspiring English sources
A return to building new roads in the name of job creation will lead to more traffic, move bottlenecks along rather than solving them, often at an irrevocable cost to the local environment.
This "rapid, irrevocable momentum toward cost control … is quickly squeezing out time and money from clinical research," George Lundberg, editor of The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), said at a press conference.
The kicker is that suspension providers, such as Alcor (it has 35 people in deep freeze 400 on a waiting list), require clients to designate the provider as the policy's irrevocable beneficiary to cover all freezing costs.
We study different types of pledges, namely, private, public and irrevocable, which differ in terms of the cost to the individual for not keeping the promise.
Soon after, the couple sued to overturn the irrevocable trust, beginning a five-year battle that would cost millions of dollars and leave them with a fragile hold on their home.
Much of it involved irrevocable promises to provide pensions to public workers, health care for retirees, the cost of delayed highway maintenance and an estimated $40 billion bill to bring drinking water up to federal standards.
It is irrevocable for their decisions on joining or balking according to their assessment on the reward against the costs.
Free public school education wouldn't stop elites from attending private schools with higher tuition costs, but they'd certainly remove the disincentive millennials face today of leaving school with insurmountable and irrevocable debts to be paid.
Irrevocable changes are underway.
Every brushstroke is irrevocable.
