Irreversible

Additionally, critics say what is known about the deep sea suggests that mining could cause irreversible harm to habitats and species that are essential to the functioning of the ocean.

And unfortunately, the shrinkage seems to be irreversible.

Anonymization is, by definition, irreversible but preserves relationships such as primary-foreign-key relations between database tables.

Before Mueller’s appointment as special counsel, the decline of the American WASP, beginning seventy years earlier in the aftermath of World War Two, had seemed irreversible.

Boshoff emphasised the need for urgent action to mitigate the risks associated with climate change, as failure to act now could result in huge financial losses and irreversible damage to the planet.

Dr. John H. Van Evrie believed that human skin color was inevitable and irreversible, the product of a divine plan; he also believed that this meant that black people were permanently incapable of expressing emotion in the same way as white people.

Dyson experts explained why heated tools can do irreversible damage to the hair follicle.

For those of us who believe in God or higher powers, as the case may be, President Tinubu’s ascendancy to the Presidency of Nigeria in 2023 appears to me as a settled and irreversible matter.

Girls taking high-dose testosterone also face serious adverse health effects, including irreversible voice changes and blood clotting disorders.

If ever anyone wanted to play with morality without actually doing something irreversible, is a great way to go about it, since they can play with actions and put characteristics in their Sim that they would loathe having in real life.

It’s irreversible to resume a relationship once both sides are all accused of being hurt by each other deeply,” Ni said.

It’s just that, compared to the immediate and tangible impact of other cuts, it is impossible to show the long-term and irreversible damage done by not replenishing bookshelves or cutting library opening hours, or getting rid of professional staff.

It's so low that if left untreated it might have caused Baby F convulsions, coma, apnoea, irreversible brain damage and death'.

Minny’s challenging, but Joker’s support of Mike is … irreversible.

Perhaps one of the most troubling side effects is that wearing the wrong bra can cause irreversible premature sagging, Bella says.

Polio has no cure and can cause irreversible paralysis.

Rushing the drying process or using excessive water can cause irreversible damage.

She added that it is also the leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide, hence a major public health problem.

The decision will cause irreversible and disproportionate damage and will adversely affect both the scientific and student communities of the universities, Merkely said.

The report mentions "tipping points" around that temperature of species extinction, including coral reefs, irreversible melting of ice sheets and sea level rise on the order of several meters (several yards).