Sentence examples for irreparable effect from inspiring English sources

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Chief executive Nicola Solomon said: "Library closures have a devastating, long-lasting and irreparable effect on local communities as well as on the wider community and the nation".

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Machines are a key element in the production system and their failure causes irreparable effects in terms of cost and time.

Children in such circumstances are experiencing fundamental infringements of their human rights, and suffering physical and psychological harm that has wide-reaching and sometimes irreparable effects.

By Amy Bennett NEW YORK, USA, 5 October 2009 – Children around the world are experiencing fundamental infringements of their human rights, and suffering physical and psychological harm that has wide-reaching, sometimes irreparable effects.

Continuing to collect revenue from the Trump Organization while making decisions as President that could affect the company would have an irreparable, cheapening effect on the office of the President: "We can't risk creating the perception that government leaders would use their official positions for profit," Shaub said.

Because of this transient nature and because of the irreparable side effects of the lesioning interventions, a non-destructive approach using acute percutaneous SPGS with a removable electrode was examined in five patients with cluster headache.

The export of hazardous electronic wastes, including lead acid batteries, to the developing world has irreparable public health effects in some of the most impoverished countries on earth.

"Plaintiffs have met their burden of showing that the permanent 20 percent loss in salary and wages that the furlough plan effects constitutes irreparable harm," Judge Kahn said, "and that irreparable harm flows from defendants' failure to pay the contracted-for increases in salaries and wages".

Aquifer salinization has recently increased significantly due to human activity and has caused irreparable environmental and economic effects.

In spite of Mediterranean ecosystems' high resilience to fire, these changes have implied more vulnerability and reduced natural recovery with irreparable long-term negative effects.

Children -- because of their natural tendency to put objects in their mouths -- are the most exposed and vulnerable to its devastating effects, including irreparable brain damage, mental retardation and aggressive behavior.

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