| A wrong move by the sailor, an over correction on helm or sheet, a sudden drop or shift in the wind will cause an immediate and irretrievable capsize. |
| The half hour delay produces a data loss window during which time email can be truly lost and irretrievable. |
| But with 11 minutes to play, Liverpool's advantage became irretrievable. |
| Frankly, we can't allow it to be irretrievable because the consequences of failure are too dark to imagine. |
| They punch so limply as an attacking force, though, that falling behind to superior opposition leaves them chasing an irretrievable cause. |
| But fault was still a feature in many divorce cases, since irretrievable breakdown had to be shown in one of five ways. |
