Sentence examples for irrevocable implications from inspiring English sources

For a brief period after September 2001, the answer to that question seemed self-evident: of course it did, with massive and irrevocable implications.

He told me that Mr. Gandolfini knew the difference between a probate asset — which is governed by his will — and a non-probate asset, like a retirement account, life insurance policy or asset held in an irrevocable trust Although Mr. Haber would not elaborate, the implication was that perhaps Mr. Gandolfini had assets in other vehicles that would mitigate his tax liability.

Every brushstroke is irrevocable.

Irrevocable changes are underway.

Murder is irrevocable.

"It's an irrevocable loss".

A trust must be irrevocable.

But the irrevocable has not yet happened.

Then the decision will be irrevocable.

The decision is infallible and irrevocable.

Worst of all, it is irrevocable.