irreversible shift

Frequency: 7.09.8 per million words

Indicates a permanent move or change in position, opinion, or policy.

irreversibleADJECTIVE + NOUN

Categories:

shift

Examples (10)

  • The climate crisis caused an irreversible shift in global weather patterns.
  • We witnessed an irreversible shift in public opinion after the scandal.
  • The company made an irreversible shift towards remote work.
  • His injury led to an irreversible shift in his career path.
  • Technological advancements often bring about an irreversible shift in society.
  • The political landscape underwent an irreversible shift after the election.
  • Many experts believe there's an irreversible shift happening in consumer behavior.
  • The introduction of the new policy created an irreversible shift in industrial production.
  • This demographic change represents an irreversible shift for the nation's future.
  • The adoption of renewable energy marks an irreversible shift away from fossil fuels.