Sentence examples for is almost irreparable from inspiring English sources

Brain injury is almost irreparable due to the poor regenerative capability of neural tissue.

You can really undermine [the community's] cohesion, their collectability, their ability to make their own decisions as a whole – and once this has been done, cohesion is almost irreparable".

"Katrina affected areas where the income level was lower and the damage was almost irreparable in some places," said Jesse Toprak, chief market analyst at the auto research site True.Car.com.

Violations of first amendment rights are almost always found to cause irreparable harm.

The emotion of the occasion was almost too much for Wiggs, who contracted a virus that paralysed her and left her with irreparable nerve damage to her legs during a gap year in Australia 18 years ago.

As counterfeit items are almost invariably of lesser quality than the originals, the fallout from this can be long-term and irreparable damage to the legitimate brand.

It's been almost a month since the 'Guardians of Peace'  shut down Sony Pictures, leaving a trail of terror threats, cancelled premieres and irreparable damage to Sony Pictures and its executives in its wake.

The pain of living with eyes open to all of the injustices that are seeming fixtures of our society is too painful, especially when the problems are so complex that they seem almost irreparable, inevitable.

In the Muscovite camp, rumours were rife that Patriarch Bartholomew was about to recognise unilaterally an independent Ukrainian church, causing an almost irreparable breach between Moscow and Constantinople.

He added that Australia "must take concrete steps" to "repair the almost irreparable damage ".

"The situation is beyond irreparable.