Sentence examples for yet irrevocably from inspiring English sources

The oceans are not yet irrevocably harmed by climate change, but we have to choose to curtail emissions and make changes in our behavior for that future to be possible.

Obama may have lost some of his mystique, and disappointed many of us, but he hasn't yet irrevocably betrayed us, or his ideals, and he will probably get another chance to fulfil some of the great expectations of 2008.

Her two polished-bronze versions of Duchamp's best-known readymade — the humble urinal that he placed on its back and renamed "Fountain" — underscore its assimilation as high art, and titling them "Fountain (Buddha)"  and "Fountain (Madonna)" cleverly yet irrevocably alters their meaning.

Enter V., the mysterious woman whose initials serve as plot outline for the novel: two lines entropically yet irrevocably converging to one point.

Ministers also suggest the option of a public inquiry into the riots has not yet been irrevocably ruled out.

Irrevocably silly, yet undeniably cool, Flat Eric isn't just repositioning Levi's in the wake of the combat-trouser takeover.

The researchers need to identify people with enough beta-amyloid buildup to indicate that they'll probably develop dementia, but whose brain cells have not yet begun to decay irrevocably.

No one actually knows what they really think about the big hard issues, yet the contest is being irrevocably moulded all the same.

Working in the deceptively simple forms of punk and country, Langford and the Mekons described a world that was irrevocably hopeless and doomed, yet still fun and containing the possibility of love.

Yet they try to paint Hamas as irrevocably absolutist.

Northern Rock may prove financially catastrophic; the lost discs may yet result in inconveniences that upset voters irrevocably.