Sentences with word «irretrievable»

However, she can refile her case based on the no - fault ground of irretrievable breakdown of the marriage, which does not require significant proof.

Black humor covers a gnawing sense of irretrievable loss.

The root is the manipulation of nature and culture, the delusion of thinking «that we can substitute an irreplaceable and irretrievable beauty with something which we have created ourselves» (34).

When they step into the bell jar of their hotel room Edward and Florence leave all extraneous influences outside, allowing us to microscopically examine the motivations and miscommunications of these two well meaning young people in a controlled atmosphere, in which every misstep is theirs alone and their future happiness might turn on something as spontaneous and irretrievable as a single gesture.

They would contend that forcing a spouse to leave the marital home to begin family court proceedings when that party believes the marriage is irretrievable broken forces spouses to remain in psychologically destructive marriages.

Most recently (and tantalizingly), his lab demonstrated what could someday be a way to bring currently irretrievable memories back into conscious awareness.

If the situation is looking irretrievable then an effective substitution should be considered.

Cotten's voice reflects the lyrical mood of the shots that follow, but it also brings an element of longing, of regret, of lost illusions, of nearly irretrievable memories.

In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, two years» separation is required to prove irretrievable breakdown with consent and five years» without.

«The key to her childhood home,» writes Aima, «is stuck, irretrievable like the sword in the stone, in a pile of sand from Dubai.»

In March 2009, the Prince of Wales declared that the world had «only 100 months to avert irretrievable climate and ecosystem collapse».

one hundred months left to take the necessary steps to avert irretrievable climate and ecosystem collapse...

You can file for irretrievable breakdown of the marriage, or mental incapacity on the part of your spouse.

Precisely, USD 1millon worth of Ether in a smart contract was lost / irretrievable because of this software code error combined with a negative gas loop that never ended.

Investments, according to the Investment Model, describe resources tied to the relationship that would be irretrievable if the relationship were to end.

The birth of the idea of civil society in dissenting Protestantism with its notions of covenanting and «federal liberty,» while historically irretrievable, ought to caution us against dismissing the significance of religion to civil society.

In Kansas» and so elsewhere across the country» the depredations of the system are such that the cities are in irretrievable trouble and the towns and rural areas «pretty much in free fall.»

It is this historical Person in whom, as its «inclusive representative,» the new Israel, the people of God, is to emerge from apparently irretrievable disaster — «raised to life with Christ,» as Paul was to express it.41 This is the coming of the Son of Man on the historical plane.

From this interesting perspective, does time appear microscopically epochal, perpetually perishing, or linearly flowing into a stubborn, or utterly irretrievable, past?

It was impossible to resolve such questions, since the necessary experiments would cause unimaginable and irretrievable changes in all aspects of human life.

In order to accommodate the spirit of criticism and its skepticism about «revealed» knowledge some theologians themselves seem to have surrendered the notion of revelation as hopelessly irretrievable today.

Chances are, potty training will destroy a small but irretrievable piece of your soul by the time your kid is finally done crapping their pants.

Wittgenstein's is the steely gaze of the inconsolable and ultimately irretrievable spirit directed into the abyss of its own consciousness.

Like estrogen, progesterone naturally decreases with age, but also like estrogen, its levels are not irretrievable — your body can make more.

Still irretrievable though.

It's the realization that we've woven a narrative for ourselves — consciously or not — whose past is forever irretrievable, that life has happened, that we have changed without noticing, that time has come along and carried us away.

And once that information is sent, it is typically irretrievable.

They must realize on some level that if the whole market turns into a smooth distribution machine in which books are commodities — and in the mystery, thriller and romance genres, they already are — then the world loses something irretrievable.

She couldn't help but draw unkind comparisons to her own life — singed beyond recognition, stinking to heaven's pearly gates, and most likely irretrievable.

Whether he knew before that he was Daarood and that others were not is irretrievable now, but he certainly came to know it on that day.

Other features surround remotely locking the phone if completely lost, then forwarding on calls and texts to another phone and remotely wipe the mobile of all personal data — just in case it's completely irretrievable.

If for some reason you are unable to use it in future (illness, death, irretrievable job loss and low income), I believe there is a form you can submit to CRA to allow it to be withdrawn as previously - taxed money, although you would still have to pay tax on the income from your investment.

Management is the option here, as recovery for the lost color is almost always irretrievable.

I spent too many irretrievable hours of my life restarting stupid fricken impossible levels that I ALMOST had, until that damned fricken zerg... anyway, it was worth the money.

In her process, she strives to reenact the non-linearity and materiality of the past, molding a tactile connection to the disappearing, irretrievable identity of home.

Inspiring the on - going coalescence of matter in her artistic practice, Grantina's irretrievable gestures run in similar non-linear orbits.

For practical purposes, a sizable fraction of added CO2 must therefore be considered irretrievable unless future methods are developed to remove CO2 in quantity from ambient air.

The paper itself is irretrievable schmutz.

His book Assault on Reason — published in April 2007 — stated that: «Many scientists are now warning that we are moving closer to several «tipping points» that could — within as little as ten years — make it impossible for us to avoid irretrievable damage of the planet's habitability for human civilization.»

The husband filed for divorce in 1998, citing irretrievable breakdown and seeking enforcement of the agreement.

It is good to know that things may get memory - holed and are therefore irretrievable by law enforcement, but it isn't great if you've used the service to discuss client matters and now have no record of those communications.

Upon filing for divorce, the divorcing couple must draft an Affidavit of Irretrievable Divorce, detailing their reasons.