irreparable damage

"He ought to see that this thing, if continued, is going to do him irreparable damage, " said Mr. Kane.

"It's a closed, fragile chain, " he said. In many locations, he has seen irreparable damage to its links.

The economy had also "embraced agricultural and industrial modernisation without doing irreparable damage to its social structure" .

In case of irreparable damage, the astronauts could move into the space station for two to three months and await rescue by another shuttle.

Some sections of the Wall are covered in graffiti and irreparable damage has caused to much of the wall's structure.

For three days it hung over London, and by the time it cleared irreparable damage had been done to many in the city.

Here lies the danger of a diabolical exploitation of humanity, which can do irreparable damage to the human character.

The Manhattan Project's Enola Gay Hangar at Wendover Airfield in Utah, also on the list, is at risk of irreparable damage.

At a recent WHO annual meeting, it was stated that breast milk substitutes cause irreparable damage in infants.

The twins considered that success in the election would reinstate them , and that defeat would work them irreparable damage .

During this time, irreparable damage can result if the wrong antipsychotic is given to a patient.

It will take more than a change in planning policy to do irreparable damage to the City, says Prof Florida.

The annual list highlights examples of U. S. architectural, cultural, and natural heritage at risk of destruction or irreparable damage.

Even if a dog does not die from the disease, canine distemper virus can cause irreparable damage to a dog's nervous system.

Perhaps a dose of humility would be salutary at this time, before irreparable damage is done.

Hence, this medium is very good for long-term storage. Only a decomposition or change of the material can cause irreparable damage.

The wild boar plow the earth up like a furrow, and does irreparable damage in the cultivated lands.

Skip the attic (extreme temperatures can cause paint to flake) and the basement (dampness and mildew can cause irreparable damage).

Even if the Valencia result was not what we wanted, it has not done irreparable damage.

This article factors in the losses of land and resources, the irreparable damage to ecological systems and the worsening water crisis.

After the quake, give their bodies left irreparable damage, also give their heart left unhealed wound.

The flood DID irreparable damage to the Building.

Extensive mining will cause irreparable damage to the area .

He had made irreparable damage to the plate of Ancient Roman town and the Rome Colosseum.

Economic expansion causes irreparable damage to our environment.

Yet some cancer cells keep dividing even in the presence of irreparable damage.

The irreparable damage that is being inflicted on ecosystems, agricultural productivity, forests and water systems is accelerating.

This can cause irreparable damage to your life!

But marriages are at their most vulnerable to irreparable damage during their first 10 years.

The government had admitted earlier on Wednesdaythat the political crisis was causing "irreparable damage" as borrowing costs rocketed.

This thing, IF continued, will do us irreparable damage.

They're already done irreparable damage.

You have done irreparable damage.

When that happens, there's a 50 percent chance that your patient will suffer irreparable damage or death 1.

The flood did irreparable damage to the house.

We will not only physical harm, and even and our hearts and minds has been irreparable damage.

It has been 1500 years old to mine coal in Datong area. Mining coal has caused irreparable damage to water environment.