Sentence examples for irreparably harm from inspiring English sources

Allowing the city and state orders to remain, however, would irreparably harm Apple Tours, she said.

It matters that his policies and beliefs would irreparably harm marginalized communities.

"The recommendations are flawed and retrograde, regressive and uncertain in a fashion that it would irreparably harm consumer interest".

It has great potential to irreparably harm Grand Canyon springs and the plants and animals that depend on them.

The administration had argued that stopping the research while the case proceeded would irreparably harm scientific progress toward potentially life-saving medical treatment.

Even the slightest indication that the athletes are "on the take" or "throwing" games or matches for pecuniary gain can irreparably harm a sport.

He thinks that Anonymous has irreparably harmed his reputation.

This gave us great concern that the organization was irreparably harmed".

He ruled that Tua, 27, would not be irreparably harmed by a delay.

And they would salvage far less, irreparably harming the bottom line of the pilot study.

Talk to first responders who have been irreparably harmed by trying to clean up meth fires.