Sentence examples for less irrevocable from inspiring English sources

Football veered off in its own direction in the United States in the last quarter of the 19th century and this declaration of independence from Britain was no less irrevocable than the one that preceded it by about 100 years.

Less irrevocable processes than mutations could be responsible for the abnormalities observed.

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

He rapidly gave his wife children, to make his escape irrevocable, and because he wished them a less solitary life than he had had.

I should add that the bondholders of MBIA care less about rating agency opinion given they have an irrevocable guarantee of payment if the underlying bonds fail to perform.

As it turned out, those who had time to change their minds were less pleased with their decisions than those whose choices were irrevocable.

However, now that I've gotten older and less cynical, I realize they are also as much an irrevocable part of the Austrian soul as Schnitzel and big-bosomed ladies, and as good an excuse for drinking spirits after dark as they come. .

Whether climate change is partly or fully implicated in this forest's decimation is of less consequence than the broader picture: climate change is taking an irrevocable and irrefutable toll.

Not just because I was short, Jewish and nerdily bespectacled by the time I was 8. No, it was something more enigmatic than that, and even less changeable: Even as an 8-year-old, I sensed the complete and irrevocable impossibility of anyone who rode the D train ever becoming Miss America.

But these temporary yet irrevocable lapses in judgment don't render his initial observations any less accurate.

Irrevocable changes are underway.