Sentence examples for irretrievably failed from inspiring English sources
One businessman here told me the relationship between Madrid and Barcelona is like a marriage that has irretrievably failed.
Mr Bowman passed on a bid for the Seagram assets, even though analysts expected Allied to fall irretrievably behind Diageo if it failed to buy them.
As the political ambitions of the Rev Ndabaningi Sithole, who has died aged 80, failed one by one, he descended irretrievably down the political ladder of Zimbabwe.
The three appeal court judges said she had failed to establish, in the legal sense, that her marriage had irretrievably broken down, despite one saying she had reached her conclusion with "no enthusiasm whatsoever".
The bond between two brothers becomes irretrievably twisted in "Lovers of Hate," an unusually perceptive examination of fraternal rivalry and failed ambition.
The series of scandals - Commonwealth Games, telecoms spectrum, 'Coalgate' - that he has failed to prevent, detect or take prompt action over have massively damaged his party and his government and irretrievably dented his own reputation.
Both decisions have failed to live up to their initial promise; their inherent flaws resonate even today, serving as a constant reminder of perhaps irretrievably lost progress.
The consent forms that failed to clearly state to the parents that withdrawal may not in fact be absolute could be due to instances where data and samples are irretrievably de-linked to an identifiable person (i.e. they are anonymised).
It is only when the system fails that employment ripens into court decisions, and by that time, relationships are irretrievably lost if these cases are any measure.
("Fail again, fail better").
