Sentence examples similar to that cannot reverse from inspiring English sources

Hashing processes by design produce values that cannot be reverse engineered.

"Huge challenges lie ahead … but something is happening in this country that cannot be reversed.

"My daughter has lost something that cannot be reversed and that cannot be financially reimbursed," she said, referring to the chance to be the senior class secretary.

Not just because that number would change, but because I would change in ways that cannot be reversed.

And infected females often become infertile — a condition that cannot be reversed, so future population growth is affected as well.

"Revolutions in communication and technology have made it easier for companies to send jobs wherever labor is cheapest, and that's something that cannot be reversed," Mr. Obama said.

If they ultimately reject Islam or Judaism, either as faiths or identities, they are left with an irrational physical mark that cannot be reversed.

Miliband has said the coalition's welfare cuts will be a "starting point" that cannot be reversed without savings elsewhere, but promised an approach to benefits that will restore the "dignity of work".

"Something is happening in this country that cannot be reversed, and the will of the people can lift up this nation and set a great example for the world," he said.

Cameron, who also told the EU's other 27 leaders that they must agree to credible changes to allow him to win a referendum, spoke as Britain signalled its support for a plan to make clear that the summit will offer a make-or-break deal to the UK that cannot be reversed.

With relatively little encouragement, they can come up with good definitions of geometric figures and differentiate them from proposed definitions that cannot be reversed.