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.
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.
"Our auto assembly sector, now back on its feet, could be undercut by China's cheating, causing irreparable damage to the heart of America's productive economy".
Those of us who were unfortunate enough to have been caught in the net of the McCarthy years — when hasty accusations of innocent people abounded, causing irreparable damage to many lives — were very suspicious of the accusations against the Rosenbergs.
In total Maksimuk has seven separate videos showing him destroying iPhone 7s, but that seemingly hasn't stopped people drilling holes into the bottom of their new iPhones and causing irreparable damage.
The first minister called on the UK government to end the uncertainty around subsidies for similar schemes, warning that a failure to do so risks causing irreparable damage to the marine power industry.
In this field, beams of penetrating radiation are directed at the lesion (tumor) from external sources in order to eradicate the tumor without causing irreparable damage to surrounding healthy tissues; see, e.g., [4].
Next, visualize dealing with family in a way that will reduce your discomfort, without causing irreparable damage.
