Sentence examples for really irreversible from inspiring English sources

Is independence really irreversible?

She may have looked lost at times, but for reasons both personal and structural she was a long way from being in any really irreversible trouble.

Referendums should, Qvortrup said, be confined to really big questions, "irreversible decisions that will really impact people's lives", and be held only in rare and exceptional circumstances.

But 2016 was also the warmest year in recorded history: a momentous, record-breaking year in which climate change really started to seem irreversible.

4) Hypoglycemia, otological complications were not really severe enough or irreversible to warrant stopping Quinine.

However, controversy remains in the literature over whether these premalignant lesions really exhibit a permanent irreversible growth arrest and indeed other studies have shown proliferation in equivalent premalignant lesions of the lung (Tan et al, 2001).

In fact, further research is necessary, with additional experimental studies in animals and as data on human beings are very limited clinical trials should also be carried out, to make clear that the inhibitory action of NSAIDs on bone healing is really transient and has no irreversible effects in bone strength and bone repair.

I think what the authors really mean when they say "irreversible" is that (i) the probability of an exact reversion of multiple mutations is improbable and (ii) reversion of only some mutations may not restore the original phenotype if other mutations have also occurred.

"The question is really whether it's sustainable — and irreversible".

Irreversible and Enter the Void, both really turn visual storytelling on its head, so I think him using Bangalter reflects that.

Irreversible" (Participant 13) "I don't really want his eardrum to burst" (Participant 5) "I think most mothers worry about their child's hearing…" (Participant 14) "I would probably say that it might have a long-term impact on hearing.