| Now, some people will insist that massive strokes leave irreparable injuries to the brain. |
| The whole nation mourned the irreparable loss as Nelson laid peacefully in his sarcophagus. |
| But if the allegation was true and a bishop acted too slowly, irreparable damage may be caused to the victims. |
| The committee was also worried that the gold will be extracted using cyanide which would cause irreparable damage to the East Rhodope Mountains. |
| If this condition persists too long the baby suffers irreparable brain damage. |
| The pictures of petrol-bomb hurling youths that flashed round the world more than a year ago did irreparable harm to the city's image. |
