irreparable

When he died, his mother Ruth “had no reason to believe Bruce had left her anything but a few mementos, a shiny new car, a beautiful dog, and an irreparable hole in her heart.”

“And it is causing irreparable harm to California, our Nation’s democratic traditions, and the rule of law.”

And, if it feels irreparable, Radhika says you shouldn't be afraid of calling time on the relationship.

But in broadening the case, Lin agreed with plaintiffs that there would be irreparable harm if the suspensions were not immediately reversed.

But in saying she leaned toward broadening the case, Lin suggested she believed there would be irreparable harm if the suspensions were not immediately reversed.