irreparable

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• The choice isn’t so coercive as to constitute irreparable constitutional harm.

• Because the merits are so uncertain, Wisk has also not adequately shown irreparable injury based on misappropriation.

• Last month, an Indiana state court judge, citing possible “irreparable harm” to the unemployed, ruled Indiana must continue participation in the federal unemployment benefits program.

• Delaying the predevelopment work would do irreparable harm to the state.

• Doing so would be a violation of my oath, do irreparable harm to our great democracy and set a dangerous precedent for future elections.

• The building had to be rebuilt in 1963 after extensive damage from the Second World War was finally deemed irreparable.

• Amelia must do this every day in loving Samuel—who often appears as a reminder of the irreparable past and death of Oskar.

• One thing is for certain, the events of the past few weeks have done irreparable damage to the image of Nigeria.

• It reached the point where it was irreparable, and the best thing to do for the entire family was to separate.

• Moreover, some children's hearing losses are discovered too late; the language delay has already done irreparable damage.

• Indeed the mere absence of such warnings for one stormy night would certainly result in loss to life and property.