Sentence examples for irretrievably harm from inspiring English sources
The letter, signed by the heads of Bharti Airtel, Uninor, Videocon Telecommunications, IDEA Cellular and Vodafone India said, "Such flawed and retrograde, regressive and uncertain recommendations, if accepted, will irretrievably harm consumer interests, ring the death knell for Indian telecommunications and also lead to prolonged disputes and litigation".
A scenario is chosen which is representative of an area with significant wind potential, where the grid connection is relatively long or the construction of the line itself would irretrievably harm the environment.
If right-wing, racist and xenophobic populists come to power, this means that Radical Islamist terrorism has achieved its goal and won: it will have irretrievably harmed the liberal order of the West with its emphasis on freedom, and they will push us towards illiberalism at best and fascism at worst.
That could irretrievably damage support for the lottery in its present form.
A lot of damage has been irretrievably done".
Our family was irretrievably broken.
Others found the spectacle irretrievably vulgar.
It's flawed, but not irretrievably so.
The president seems irretrievably wedded to the idea of "engagement".
Unavoidably and irretrievably lost and, most importantly, lost unnecessarily.
