Sentence examples for to irrevocable from inspiring English sources

Three pages are given to irrevocable trusts, about the same length devoted to the importance of pre-nups for seniors.

Howard Frank, a professor of entomology at the University of Florida at Gainesville, suggesting that that the smaller amount collected now will not lead to irrevocable loss.

He said that evidence of increased bleeding should not be taken lightly, and that when the bleeding was in the brain it could lead to irrevocable damage, a complication that he said some considered worse than death.

In Berlin, German officials have acknowledged that the technological advances of recent years have led to irrevocable changes in the nature of trading and that the fast pace must be accepted.

Regardless of what the mayor and governor both stated -- that workers who violated the Taylor Law would be subject to irrevocable fines -- the M.T.A. has approved thousands of dollars in reimbursements for pension contributions that will more than cover any lost pay to the strikers.

The excessive grasper force may lead to irrevocable damage to the tissue in minimally invasive surgery.

Mourinho's side were beaten at Manchester City and also lost to Porto in the Champions League but this was the first game to do irrevocable damage to Chelsea this season.

"We had a few external unplanned shocks such as the three-month West Coast Port Delay that combined together to cause irrevocable damage to our goals".

By the age of 18, I had undergone enough head trauma playing football to cause irrevocable damage to my brain.

As more than 140 world leaders converge in Paris to try to reach an agreement to prevent irrevocable climate change, discontent is growing outside the conference halls among those who say what countries have pledged so far is not enough.

Three ER stress sensors, PERK, IRE1 and ATF6 are then activated in response to ROS to conduct apoptotic signals to eliminate irrevocable damaged myocytes through separate and particular pathways.