Sentence examples for by irreparable from inspiring English sources
The lawsuit also says voters are threatened by irreparable harm because the commission has yet to prove it has a secure way of storing voter information.
This pathway may relieve a cell of persistent genotoxic stress imposed by irreparable DSBs, though it may result in deletions of genetic materials encapsulated in MN.
It has been suggested that ionizing radiation (IR)- and oncogene-induced cellular senescence is caused by irreparable DNA damage at telomeres [ 51, 52].
Ana María Matute, among the most honoured novelists of her generation, typically employed lyric and expressionistic style with fictions set in mountainous areas of Old Castile, as in Los hijos muertos (1958; The Lost Children), which sought to reconcile war-born hatreds by showing irreparable losses on both sides.
The judge wrote that any First Amendment arguments and issues "are dwarfed by the irreparable harms the states are likely to suffer if the existing restrictions are withdrawn and that, over all, the public interest strongly supports maintaining the status quo through the pendency of this litigation".
This seems to be memory breaking through, the creative process haunted by an irreparable loss.
He argued that the minuscule risk of voter fraud is far outweighed by the irreparable harm electors would experience if they are not able to vote this fall.
In fact, conventional cancer therapy kills cancer cells by causing irreparable double-strand breaks.
Postmitotic cells could enter a senescent state by acquiring irreparable telomeric damage, which can occur even without critical telomere erosion (and may be caused by a variety of stresses, including ROS) [ 67, 68].
When torn, the goal is to save as much of the meniscus as possible, preferably by repairing it or, if its truly irreparable, by removing as little as necessary to recreate a smooth surface from the frayed edges.
Granted, the truth almost always emerges eventually, but by that time irreparable damage has been done.
