Sentence examples for caused irreplaceable damage from inspiring English sources

Can cause blindness, damaged vision, and burns.

While the cultural heritage found in Syria was formerly under extensive protection, war has caused irreplaceable damage to its antiquity treasures, which hold such historic value.  .

Taking into account the irreplaceable nature of the pieces and the potentially damage caused by the laser beam and the induced heat, an overriding concern was to avoid harming the masterpieces.

If you're playing in a cold room without warming up, the wood may crack or (on rare occasions) cause irreplaceable damage such as exploding.

The revival of this irreplaceable institution is cause for rejoicing.

Seawater also caused electrical damage.

Not acting would have caused more damage".

Brain-stem trauma has caused physiological damage.

"It caused serious damage.

It caused no damage or injuries.

Neither caused significant damage.