Sentence examples similar to irrevocably cease from inspiring English sources
The memorial would "change irrevocably" the character of the gardens, which would cease to be an amenity for ordinary people, it said.
To meet his target, before enough feedback loops kick in to irrevocably warm the planet, Hansen says fossil-fuel combustion, particularly coal, must cease around the planet by about 2030, and that it must happen sooner in the industrialized nations.
Other countries which have previously because of our leverage on them been willing to improve their human rights will cease to do it and one of the most powerful tools for improving human rights will be irrevocably damaged and I find it impossible to see how that can be in our national interest".
The concessions must cease.
Will wonders never cease?
That such power is oligarchic and undemocratic was acknowledged by Abraham Lincoln in his 1861 Inaugural Address: "If the policy of the Government upon vital questions affecting the whole people is to be irrevocably fixed by decisions of the Supreme Court," then "the people will have ceased to be their own rulers".
(He ceased and desisted).
The company ceases operations.
