Sentence examples for causing irremediable damage from inspiring English sources

If there were a policy that the police should consistently publish the fact that a person has been arrested, in many cases that information would attract substantial publicity, causing irremediable damage to the person's reputation.

Further acetylhydrazine on hydrolysis produces hydrazine and diacetylhydrazine; both of these metabolites cause irremediable cellular injury [ 42].

First, cardiovascular disease is deemed more reversible than is neurologic injury, which is viewed as a devastating irremediable damage.

Protesters denied causing any damage.

Klamath River floods, causing extensive damage.

Always ground yourself to avoid causing damage.

Typhoons occasionally cause widespread damage.

Seawater also caused electrical damage.

"It caused serious damage.

And it can cause enormous damage.

"Except it causes brain damage," Lucy said.