non-reversible

But the fact remains that some children exposed to that high of mercury could suffer permanent damage to their developing brain, which is non-reversible.

Malcolm Wittenberg: Today's Consumers -- Perception Is Reality 2010

Among his solutions: Control expectations, make decisions non-reversible, avoid social comparisons and "learn to love constraints."

So Many Choices in Life, So Much Angst 2009

There is some general agreement that sociopathy is non-reversible. whether hereditary, congenital, or influenced by early environment.

Does Blagojevich's Idea to Shakedown a Children's Hospital Mean He's a Madman? 2008

There is some general agreement that sociopathy is non-reversible. whether hereditary, congenital, or influenced by early environment.

Does Blagojevich's Idea to Shakedown a Children's Hospital Mean He's a Madman? 2008

Any change needs to not only make sense, but be as non-reversible as possible.

LPUK Policy: Monetary Reform Patrick Vessey 2008

There is some general agreement that sociopathy is non-reversible. whether hereditary, congenital, or influenced by early environment.

Does Blagojevich's Idea to Shakedown a Children's Hospital Mean He's a Madman? 2008

After casting his vote in Lome, President Faure Gnassingbe called a peaceful Togo "a definitive and non-reversible option."

ANC Daily News Briefing 2007

The main winding is a Lotus-O-Deltoid type placed in panamdermic semi-boloid slots of the stator with every seventh conductor connected by a non-reversible trunion pipe to the differential girdle spring on the upend of the gram meters.

Need a Milford Trenyan? 2004

And even the “reversible” options would mean that a woman would be spending extra non-reversible years on life support she may not have wanted.

New Thread for Terri Schiavo Discussion 2005

"We ... treat the result of the presidential poll as non-reversible and non-negotiable," Chinamasa said in his opening speech.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2002