Sentence examples for do irrevocable damage from inspiring English sources

Mourinho's side were beaten at Manchester City and also lost to Porto in the Champions League but this was the first game to do irrevocable damage to Chelsea this season.

As these instance show, simple mistakes can end up doing irrevocable damage to the lives of young people.

By talking about the break-up with someone on the outside of the situation, you are free to express every feeling and thought without the risk of doing irrevocable damage to your relationship with your ex.

I was afraid that Ggaecheol would come bursting into my room, or that the whole village would find out and do irrevocable harm to my life.

Mr. Reeves's practices, he said, are doing irrevocable harm to working professionals.

Why does no one ever go and desecrate Abraham Lincoln's tomb and cause irrevocable damage to the burial site in order to stop the imminent destruction of the world?

Most of them can do irrevocable and life-altering damage in seconds.

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.

"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".

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

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