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point of no return

NOUN
  1. a line that when crossed permits of no return and typically results in irrevocable commitment

How To Use point of no return In A Sentence

  • Scientists fear that global warming has gone beyond the point of no return.
  • He wants a family as much as you do but fertility tests feel like a point of no return. The Sun
  • This is the point of no return, where matter is sucked into the black hole itself, where the gravitational pull is so great that not even light can escape - giving the black hole its name.
  • The release of Mr Nelson Mandela marked the point of no return in South Africa's movement away from apartheid.
  • The release of Mr Nelson Mandela marked the point of no return in South Africa's movement away from apartheid.
  • If two doctors agree that the condition has reached the point of no return then it should be agreed to let the person expire with dignity.
  • Scientists fear that global warming has gone beyond the point of no return.
  • The dam project has reached the point of no return.
  • Many glaciologists believe that within a few decades, the Greenland ice sheet may reach a point of no return, after which its near-total meltdown becomes inevitable.
  • Russia, he said, had reached the point of no return on the road to reform and had to go forward.
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