Sentence examples for causing irreparable damage from inspiring English sources

These high-speed particles can bombard satellites and spacecraft, causing irreparable damage to onboard electronics.

Climate change could start causing irreparable damage in the not-too-distant future.

The bullet had taken a path straight to the back of his brain, where it had ricocheted, causing irreparable damage.

Based on satellite information, computer-modeling data, and previous studies of human impacts on coral reefs, scientists are concerned that China's campaign may be causing irreparable damage.

It was a scandal that had everything: sex, espionage, crime and politics and it gripped Britain, causing irreparable damage to Harold Macmillan's government.

Buried in the report is a reference to a statistical "sleight of hand" by NASA before the flight that understated the chances of falling debris causing irreparable damage.

If a human gets in the way, a hard robot could cause irreparable damage.

Those events did great damage to our city and any repeat may well cause irreparable damage.

"Their actions caused irreparable damage to public confidence, and it is right that they faced prosecution.

"It would cause irreparable damage to our program to cherry-pick our best companies".

Such footage has caused irreparable damage to al-Assad's regime.