Sentence examples for sustaining irreparable damage from inspiring English sources

There has been a consequent surge in botched operations, with some patients sustaining irreparable damage.

This study provides a powerful tool for protecting the HHF components in the NBI system from overheating and sustaining irreparable damage.

But his liver had sustained irreparable damage.

Rangers had sustained irreparable damage during the six months of the unproductive management of Paul Le Guen, the Frenchman with the tall reputation having proved to be utterly incompatible with the Scottish game.

After Chernobyl, doctors experimented with performing bone marrow transplants, but they weren't particularly effective, possibly because of the protocol used or because someone who was so sick that they needed a transplant had also sustained irreparable damage to other organ systems, says Chao.

Many homes sustained irreparable damage to their roofs, leaving thousands of residents homeless.

The inscription, which sustained irreparable damage shortly after its discovery, can no longer be read with certainty, and has been subjected to various attempts at reconstruction and interpretation.

A poorly stored watercraft can suffer irreparable damage in harsh weather conditions.

I have done irreparable damage.

We have just done irreparable damage to the world.

It could also do irreparable damage to some of their core support.