Examples of 'often irreversible' in a sentence
Meaning of "often irreversible"
often irreversible: This phrase describes a situation or action that cannot be undone or reversed. It is used to convey the permanence or finality of a decision or consequence
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Often irreversible damage to health and environments.
These negative consequences were often irreversible.
Cirrhosis is an often irreversible scarring of the liver.
It creates human resource imbalances that are often irreversible.
Harsh and often irreversible damage on the environment.
The danger of nerve damage is that it is often irreversible.
These changes are often irreversible and may well result in severe problems.
Their impact on ecosystems can be severe and is often irreversible.
Skin atrophy which becomes often irreversible producing clinical thinning of the skin, teleangiectasia, purpura, striae ;.
Toxic encephalopathy is often irreversible.
The environmental impacts from oil spills are long lasting and often irreversible.
This process is often irreversible.
Neurogenic shock is the most difficult to treat as spinal cord damage is often irreversible.
Damages caused by corrosion are often irreversible and costly to companies.
The physical and mental damage on the children are often irreversible.
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The long-term effects are often irreversible and detrimental.
In neurological diseases, the primary pathology is often irreversible.
Unfortunately it is often irreversible.
And unlike other genres, the consequences here are often irreversible.
Groundwater contamination is often irreversible.
Once an invasive species becomes established, the impacts may be catastrophic and are often irreversible.
Injuries that occur due to medical malpractice are often irreversible and catastrophic.
Ecological impacts are diverse, sometimes subtle and difficult to quantify, and often irreversible.
A serious side-effect of doxorubicin is the onset of often irreversible myocardiopathies.
Subsequent erosion of the disturbed soil may exacerbate these losses, which are often irreversible.
If this becomes habitual, there is a risk of often irreversible damage to the voice.
LAS can cause enormous damage to biodiversity, and the damage they cause is often irreversible.
Finally, intersexed children were still victims of often irreversible surgery, Ms. Mahler said.
The restriction of legal capability is a rapid and often irreversible process.
The restriction of legal capacity is a rapid and often irreversible process.
In contrast, photobleaching is often irreversible.
These include endocrine effects and extrapyramidal side-effects, as well as often irreversible tardive dyskinesia.
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