The impact of the worldwide abuse of a beloved term through disjointed, disorganized, and random designations – – completely irrelevant to its meaning and associations – – would be an irretrievable tragedy.
"If this sanction is in place they cannot be replaced by players over 18 years of age," he told the court, adding: "If the additional sanction was to remain in place for all or the material part of the transfer window the prejudice on the petitioners would be utterly irretrievable".
But the damage may not be irretrievable.
One crumpled signal dish was judged to be irretrievable; we detached it and let it spin off, down toward the minefield.
What's changed is that the world moves far faster now, and squandered moments, even Japan's lost decade, may be irretrievable.
Some Trump supporters are so far gone as to be irretrievable; don't waste your time on the True Believer.
Data removed will be irretrievable.
After removing the account, your data will usually be irretrievable.
All of your notes will be permanently deleted and will be irretrievable.
In situations where the sample is precious and irretrievable, a pre-amplification before a specific PCR would be helpful to reduce the amount of sample needed for the analysis.
