In the long range, this could cause irreparable harm to our society!
He warned that the rule would cause "irreparable harm to innocent workers and employers".
If the court does not block the law, it will cause irreparable harm.
Indeed, ignoring data in favor of "spinning" scientific results can cause irreparable harm.
Employees are warned that "unauthorized disclosure of information" could cause "irreparable harm" to the company.
The state attorney general had argued that a sale would cause "irreparable harm" to the community of the candy maker.
Ms. Lewis also wrote to Procter & Gamble, explaining that throwing things into the geysers could cause irreparable harm.
Failure to meet those obligations would cause irreparable harm to the American economy and to the livelihoods of all Americans.
Not only would we worry that deep recessions cause irreparable harm on impact, they would also leave scars that could persist for a generation.
"We believe that the 'one-stop shop' process will chronically reduce environmental standards and cause irreparable harm to our most critically endangered species and habitats".
Now carbon dioxide pollution threatens to cause irreparable harm, and may kill many of us off – the poorest people, who haven't even benefited from the hydrocarbon boom.
