Sentence examples for caused irretrievable damage from inspiring English sources
Hillingdon had plans to send him on a long-term placement outside London, "which could have caused irretrievable damage to his family ties, and particularly his very close relationship with his father".
By contrast, in a permanent vegetative state (PVS), while the higher brain is extensively damaged, causing irretrievable loss of consciousness, the brainstem is largely intact.
That review may have suspensive effect only when the immediate effect of the regulatory body's decision may cause irretrievable or manifestly excessive damages for the appellant.
The immediate response to DNA damage and oncogenic stress involves the p53-p21 traxisriptional axis; however, once these factors wane, p16INK4A levels begin to rise to cause irretrievable cell cycle exit through senescence (Campisi, 2005; Kim and Sharpless, 2006).
It is the prospect of irretrievable damage to the atmosphere, to the oceans, to earth itself.
Trying to keep the baby alive may involve inflicting a very high degree of irretrievable damage.
Not acting would have caused more damage".
