Sentence examples for causing irrevocable harm from inspiring English sources

DOJ says this is "causing irrevocable harm" to millions of patients who could benefit from hESC research, NIH, hundreds of scientists, and taxpayers who have spent hundreds of millions of dollars on hESC research.

The state of Louisiana filed a brief supporting the lawsuit, arguing that the suspension would cause irrevocable harm to its economy.

For years she was afraid to stir up drama or cause irrevocable harm to her career.

However, Renner, who is also the co-author of "Mommy Guilt," doesn't see mom and dad's reconciliation as something that would cause irrevocable harm to their children.

But opponents of the plan -- which is proceeding without the support of the Department of Parks and Recreation -- say it will cause irrevocable damage to wetlands and hurt wildlife.

By the age of 18, I had undergone enough head trauma playing football to cause irrevocable damage to my brain.

DURBIN -- Or we can cause irrevocable injury.

"We had a few external unplanned shocks such as the three-month West Coast Port Delay that combined together to cause irrevocable damage to our goals".

Mainly, however, Greenwood and others are worried that the budget cuts will cause irrevocable damage to science in America.

This practice causes irrevocable damage and should be seen as an act of violence against queer people, especially queer youth.

Their peer-reviewed paper entitled Mountaintop Mining Consequences concluded that MTR causes irrevocable damage to the environment destroying entire ecosystems and invariably results in life threatening endangerment to humans.