Sentence examples for irrevocable decline from inspiring English sources

Alzheimer's disease has a profound emotional impact on the family members who must cope with a loved one's irrevocable decline.

Other bold strokes by Mr. Mobutu would also backfire, contributing to the slow, but irrevocable decline in his power.

The scientists warn that the loss of just a few fertile females would be enough to tip the population into irrevocable decline.

EUROPEANS rather enjoy toying with the idea that our continent is in elegant, irrevocable decline: the temptation of humiliation is a powerful thing.

The Web is already jam-packed with media retailers, from Amazon to eBay, and elements of that business, like CD sales, appear to be in irrevocable decline.

Only President Vladimir Putin of Russia will benefit from the irrevocable decline that would follow if democracies gradually abandon their standards.

In the same three-decade period, oil demand in the United States has grown by 18percentt while domestic production has continued on a slow and probably irrevocable path of decline.

And it found less evidence that failing an inspection triggered an irrevocable process of decline - damaging morale, risking pupil numbers and undermining staff recruitment.

A spokesperson for Orbis said: "Although we believe the CWW management team has handled the bid process responsibly, we have declined to give an irrevocable undertaking or letter of intent to support the transaction".

Although we believe the CWW management team has handled the bid process responsibly, we have declined to give an irrevocable undertaking or letter of intent to support the transaction".

For this reason, the prudent course is to gift cash that can either be used immediately by heirs or, if gifted to an irrevocable trust, should be invested conservatively so there is no chance that it will decline in value.