Sentence examples for irremediable damage from inspiring English sources

If there were a policy that the police should consistently publish the fact that a person has been arrested, in many cases that information would attract substantial publicity, causing irremediable damage to the person's reputation.

First, cardiovascular disease is deemed more reversible than is neurologic injury, which is viewed as a devastating irremediable damage.

Drug companies face an excruciating dilemma, where doing the right thing may result in doing themselves irremediable harm.

Death is an irremediable harm that is dealt with particularly seriously in English law.

First, the cause of the coma must be ascertained, and it must be established that the patient (who will always have been in apneic coma and on a ventilator for several hours) is suffering from irremediable, structural brain damage.

Damage is judged "irremediable" based on its context, the passage of time, and the failure of all attempts to remedy it.

This explains why small island states think it is so important to set up an international mechanism for loss and damage, to compensate for the irremediable consequences of global warming.

Severe type II complications are irremediable by conventional treatment and include permanent nerve damage (as shown in Table 3).

Thus irremediable mischief would result.

Is our defeat final and irremediable?

"Evil has an irremediable stubbornness about it.