irreparable

With his bad back and kidney issues, Vahid seems fundamentally broken — his imprisonment clearly did irreparable harm — and he begins doubting himself.

He told the highest US court the sale would cause irreparable harm to him and his audience of 30 million.

“The youth in the halls continue to be in grave danger and continue to suffer irreparable harm every day,” she said.

When he died, his mother Ruth “had no reason to believe Bruce had left her anything but a few mementos, a shiny new car, a beautiful dog, and an irreparable hole in her heart.”

“And it is causing irreparable harm to California, our Nation’s democratic traditions, and the rule of law.”