irreparable
Example Sentences
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It is a transfer remembered more for the irreparable division it caused between Clough and Taylor rather than Robertson's deeds.
From BBC
“This circumstance presents noncitizens in removal proceedings with a Hobson’s choice between two irreparable harms,” Judge P. Casey Pitts wrote in his Christmas Eve decision.
From Los Angeles Times
The interim order is necessary as "Meta's conduct may cause serious and irreparable harm to competition in the affected market," it added.
From Barron's
“Waymo faces imminent and irreparable harm to its operations, employees, and customers.”
From Los Angeles Times
One method -- termed "moving mountains" -- was described in 2015 by China's top industry and technology regulator as "first cutting down trees, then clearing weeds and finally stripping away the topsoil, causing irreparable damage".
From Barron's
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