Sentence examples for irrevocably damaged from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, Islamist parties' faith in democracy could be irrevocably damaged.

Lehman had only 48 hours before its liquidity and customer franchise would have been irrevocably damaged.

From then on, as more and more hacking victims emerged, the PCC's reputation was irrevocably damaged.

First, it has irrevocably damaged Turkish-Israeli relations at the bilateral level.

How the mighty fall, for yesterday Dave's erstwhile cheerleader declared his reputation "permanently and irrevocably damaged".

Nathan Barley has irrevocably damaged the image of BMX bikes in the UK.

The agency asserts that the project would irrevocably damage streams and wildlife and violate the Clean Water Act.

Bulga residents feared that the noise and dust from an expanded mine would irrevocably damage the environment and reduce home values that were already low.

The project was approved in 2007, and limited construction has begun, but the agency said it would irrevocably damage streams and wildlife.

"Further swingeing cuts would irrevocably damage the country's economic prospects, the skills development of our young people, the ability of colleges to offer apprenticeships and the opportunities for adults who want to retrain".

There were concerns that the event would irrevocably damage the case for nuclear power around the world – in the months after the Fukushima accident Germany announced the cancellation of its future programme.