Sentence examples for irrevocable outcome from inspiring English sources
A key question is whether drugs that increase or are associated with increased suicidal ideations are also associated with suicidal behavior, or whether drug induced suicidal ideations are unlinked epiphenomena that do not presage the more troubling and potentially irrevocable outcome of suicidal behavior.
A general consensus is that most children understand the irrevocable result of suicide by the age of 10 [ 14].
Greater robustness is obtained only by accepting poorer outcome; this is an irrevocable trade off that is quantified by the robustness curve.
A loss or gain of function of any one of these proteins could feasibly result in irrevocable harm.
The irrevocable and horrifying nature of the terrorist outcomes also invokes dread[6], [31], [33], [34], a powerful feature in the evaluation of risk.
'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.
Whatever the outcome, there has been a real and irrevocable change in Irish society.
The Education Department had sought her termination and Ms. Dean's resignation is irrevocable, the department said.
Every brushstroke is irrevocable.
Irrevocable changes are underway.
