Sentence examples for deemed irreparable from inspiring English sources

With that neck broken clean off the body, Ms. Wu's instrument of 17 years, valued at some $50,000 and uninsured, was deemed irreparable.

The area closest to the club and where the bulk of its players and coaches come from includes some of the city's red zones — where houses and other buildings have been deemed irreparable or the land is unfit to build on anymore — so families are moving away.

The Floral Hall, which had been adjacent to the Moorish Pavilion, was destroyed by fire on 23 July 1982; the pavilions were deemed irreparable and the seaward end of the pier was demolished.

The building's management had deemed the problem irreparable, and settled for turning off the ventilators when the penthouse's residents were trying to sleep.

A new gymnasium was constructed after a 1956 survey deemed its predecessor economically irreparable.

The AXA Nordstern Art Insurance Corporation deemed the harm to be irreparable.

The disclosure of any confidential information in violation of this paragraph shall be deemed to cause the subsection (k) applicant to suffer irreparable harm for which there is no adequate legal remedy and the court shall consider immediate injunctive relief to be an appropriate and necessary remedy for any violation or threatened violation of this paragraph.

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".

America deemed it "invalid".

Lloyd was deemed missing.