Sentence examples for incurable harm from inspiring English sources
Its violation, the statement says, causes incurable harm for the subject person and must be handled promptly so as to secure the personal privacy.
VICE News attorney Ryan James countered that if release of the emails were delayed it would cause "grave, incurable harm [to] a substantial portion of the electorate [who would] be forced to vote without the benefit of important information to which it is entitled about the performance of one of the candidates for US president while serving as secretary of State".
Valentino, 31, from Rome, faces charges of "grievous and incurable bodily harm" against the women, who are aged between 20 and 30.
But Brazilian optimism remains incurable.
It is an incurable autoimmune disease that can harm the heart, liver, kidney and lungs, sometimes with fatal consequences.
The EU's ban on neonicotinoids has removed a band-aid from a suppurating and seemingly incurable wound - the reliance of agriculture on chemicals that harm the environment.
They may be thinking 'is hospice coming in here to do harm to this resident?,'" especially when treatments for an incurable illness are stopped, said Kevin Clark, director of two hospice programs associated with Centura Health at Home.
Her ailment was incurable.
A chronic, incurable illness.
