| I could have stayed there all day, sipping fizz, denting my credit card irreparably and ruining family relations forever. |
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| Her heart muscle was irreparably damaged by a blood clot and now she takes daily medication to control her heart beat and rhythm. |
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| Without it, York's historical fabric would have been ruined and its retail heart irreparably damaged. |
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| In their view, one year's delay in launch, for instance, would not damage the business opportunity irreparably. |
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| Some businesses irreparably damage their working capital position by extending unrealistic credit to customers. |
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| It's an issue that's created a lot of strife in the community, sometimes irreparably hurting relationships. |
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| In their view, one year's delay in launch would not damage the business opportunity irreparably. |
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| One must question the freedom of late which allows the press to irreparably annihilate an individual's reputation without proper investigation. |
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| If anything, their multiplication has divided New England immoderately and perhaps irreparably. |
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| She also reported having a belief, for some time prior to the killings, that she had somehow damaged her children irreparably. |
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| Much like the steady drop-off of band members over the years, the rotating talent pool of guest vocal chanteuses has irreparably thinned. |
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| She was furious, since these letters contained several humorous depictions that would tarnish the family's reputation, perhaps irreparably. |
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| Affected children usually have stunted physical growth, as well as irreparably retarded mental development. |
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| Suddenly, it appears that once a pitcher passes his prime, one bad season will irreparably damage his reputation. |
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| They think they will irreparably damage them, so instead of raising expectations, they coddle them. |
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| I believe my character has been seriously and irreparably impeached. |
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| Football is a contact sport, and people are irreparably hurt while playing it. |
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| Reveling in the means, putting off indefinitely the realization of the ideal, one runs a serious risk of ruining one's life irreparably. |
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| My confidence is now forever and irreparably shaken for reasons I never could have fathomed. |
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| Along with fatalities caused by state terror were unnumbered millions whose lives were irreparably broken and shortened. |
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| Last but not least, I am aware that no amount of money can possibly replace the works of art that have been irreparably damaged. |
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| Jokowi just about managed to sound enough of an economic nationalist to appease the voters without irreparably alienating foreign investors. |
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| They had been irreparably traumatized, robbed of their childhood and forced to live in constant fear, insecurity and turmoil. |
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| I ponder whether or not telling him the truth will irreparably damage the good relationship that I have with him. |
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| The College considered the employment relationship to have been irreparably damaged by the grievor. |
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| When the motor is pivoted, the shaft must under no circumstances be allowed to touch the ground, as the bearings may be irreparably damaged. |
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| The high consumption levels of a minority of people on the planet were irreparably damaging the planet's health and productive capacity. |
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| If you show frustration or discouragement, you may irreparably damage your chances of closing a sale. |
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| The probes are not covered by the guarantee, as they can be irreparably damaged after only a few minutes of incorrect use. |
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| They are not among those who proclaim that Africa is an irreparably disaster-stricken continent. |
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| By some weird act of fate, every single photograph she had of him had been destroyed in a fire that irreparably damaged her home, exactly one year after it had all happened. |
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| Taking five or eight or ten years off to get the kids started off right before they go to school is going to mean irreparably harming our prospects for advancement. |
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| After that, you'll alienate everyone you love, have a full-scale stress attack and come dangerously close to irreparably ruining the weekend for everyone. |
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| He is aware that divorce proceedings under Polish law are lengthy and that the court must establish that the marriage has broken down completely and irreparably. |
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| To begin questioning now the positive steps taken to strengthen the Education Sector would irreparably damage UNESCO's credibility and capacity to fulfil its EFA mandate. |
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| And the fact that, a few years after that, he'd blow up his evil dad on an oil rig the same day that an entire American city was destroyed by a nuclear blast cheapened it irreparably. |
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| Beer will be irreparably damaged if it is exposed to light. |
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| Such pretenses would be risky for European banks, since the financial institutions have no ties with terrorism and do not want to see their reputations irreparably damaged. |
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| Those unfortunate people described in the previous paragraph, who have been irreparably damaged by bad decisions, are almost always the type of person who holds his or her parents in contempt. |
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| A savvy politician, Morales sought to sound more militant than his competitors, while simultaneously seeking not to irreparably alienate either the Bolivian bourgeoisie or the imperialists. |
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| I suppose it is the same mechanism that has encouraged CN to implement safety measures throughout Canada, especially in B. C., where rivers have been irreparably damaged by derailment after derailment. |
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| The riddle may depend upon the assumption that a clumsy person falling off a wall might not be irreparably damaged, whereas an egg would be. |
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| This seal will be irreparably damaged if you attempt to remove it. |
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| To insist on the system of revenues currently in force, the product of different, contradicting interests, is irreparably incompatible with the desire to develop the project of enlargement of our geographical area. |
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| Noting that some of the grievors had based their positions on the welfare of their children, the Court found that the young children's lives could be drastically and irreparably affected for a substantial period of time. |
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| However, Nelson's right eye had been irreparably damaged and he eventually lost all sight in it. |
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| Has the prime minister's popularity been irreparably dented? |
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| Some observers have questioned whether a business model that was once capable of producing huge and reliable profits has been irreparably damaged. |
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| Google irreparably damaged its reputation with the more idealistic geeks in January when it set up a censored version of its search service for Chinese users. |
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| There is a growing perception that oil sands development is proceeding without a coherent, sustainable development or regulatory plan and that it is irreparably damaging the environment and the first nations communities. |
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| The implication of the King in such a scandal provoked much public and literary conjecture and irreparably tarnished James's court with an image of corruption and depravity. |
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| Furthermore, the PM assembly of PMSMs can be irreparably damaged, if bursts of torque exceeding the maximum operating torque rating are attempted. |
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| The activism culminated in an adjournment debate in the House of Commons in which Janet Fookes, a Plymouth MP, argued against irreparably damaging the ancient landscape. |
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| By the time the album was being recorded, relationships between the band and Lambert and Stamp had broken down irreparably, and Bill Curbishley replaced them. |
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