Sentence examples for perhaps irreversibly from inspiring English sources

Outlook on humanity has been affected, perhaps irreversibly.

Indeed, Afghanistan has spiraled deeper into insurgency, perhaps irreversibly, as Pakistan stumbles toward chaos.

But failure to act would be to abandon the climate, perhaps irreversibly.

Something has happened to the field of obstetrics — and, perhaps irreversibly, to childbirth itself.

His subject was global climate change -- in particular, the process by which humans, by burning oil and gas, have been slowly, perhaps irreversibly, warming the earth's atmosphere.

Wind-blown pollen, commingled seeds and black-market plantings have further extended these products of biotechnology into the far corners of the global food supply -- perhaps irreversibly, according to food experts.

The struggle between leaders of change and forces of reversion will continue, perhaps forever, but what has irreversibly been internalized by Afghan youth is the increasing sense of freedom.

Differentiated neurons appear to be irreversibly post-mitotic, perhaps because a hypothetical cell division would result in cytoskeletal and synaptic disruption in order to prepare the cell for mitosis and cytokinesis, which would in turn impair neuronal connectivity and function.

Perhaps this is because they think the zone is irreversibly linked to plans for national economic liberalisation.

He said he regarded himself as "wholly and irreversibly English and England as having been perhaps the most fertile patch of earth in the whole history of human ideas".

Their stories are, perhaps as a consequence, less linear, shuttling between places and times rather than moving irreversibly from one to the other.