Sentence examples for perhaps irreversible from inspiring English sources

Now something quite significant, and perhaps irreversible, appears to have happened.

This situation, particularly in light of all we've lately learned about FIFA's systemic corruption, feels familiar, and perhaps irreversible.

When he emerged from Payne Whitney, his friends felt that something terrible and perhaps irreversible had happened.

Repeating some of the themes of his landmark encyclical Laudato Si on the environment last month, Francis said time was running out to save the planet from perhaps irreversible harm to the ecosystem.

The IUCN's professor Dan Laffoley said: "What these latest reports make absolutely clear is that deferring action will increase costs in the future and lead to even greater, perhaps irreversible, losses.

At a time when the phrase "global warming" was barely in circulation, he observed: The commitment to a long-term coal economy many times the scale of today's makes the doubling of atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration early in the next century virtually unavoidable, with the prospect then or soon thereafter of substantial and perhaps irreversible changes in global climate.

Political analysts and even Mr. Ma's allies in the governing Nationalist Party worry that Typhoon Morakot could become his "Katrina moment," a blot on his legacy and perhaps an irreversible turning point just 15 months into his administration.

Still, both of last year's papers concluded that the melt of a major portion of the ice sheet, while perhaps already irreversible, would likely take centuries to play out.

Perhaps they are irreversible".

Perhaps using alternative, irreversible proteasome inhibitors in combination with I3C may demonstrate comparable or improved effects.

Translation is accompanied or followed by protein folding, and this process involves "forgetting", or perhaps more precisely, irreversible suppression of the digital information (Fig.  1).