Sentence examples for not irreversibly from inspiring English sources

Hitler hoped that his air force would destroy, if not irreversibly cripple, British planes.

Miliband has already broken one unwritten rule of British politics by attacking Rupert Murdoch over phone hacking, so some of his aides were worried that he should not irreversibly fall out with a second powerful title – the Daily Mail.

He was speaking a deep truth: the modicum of stability produced by the surge has changed the political dynamics of the Iraq story — not irreversibly yet, not as much as necessary yet, but enough to have important ramifications.

It is shown that the surface area and bulk phase characteristics were not irreversibly damaged by carbon deposition.

Engineered SAC has identified a putative rate-limiting step for the GTPase reaction and shown that GTPase-deficient oncogenic Ras mutants are not irreversibly impaired.

"Clearly, we are vastly more complicated creatures than flies, and our common experience tells us that our sexual interests are not irreversibly set by our genes," Dickson says.

The gunshot wound, he said, "probably didn't irreversibly damage her speech center".

Cut out the dividend and the stock, and its fixed-income paper would rally on the perception that management wasn't irreversibly brain-dead.

Laffoley said the waters around Ascension were one of the few remaining places where the marine environment had not been irreversibly damaged by overfishing.

I'm hopeful that the museum sector as a whole has not become irreversibly desensitised towards thinking about gender within our own work environments.

The Independent on Sunday, given exclusive access inside the Unesco World Heritage site, witnessed the sheer extent of the devastation and also learned of the complex and daunting task which lies ahead trying to conserve what has not been irreversibly lost.