It's only after all relevant factors have been considered that an employer, or a court, can determine whether the relationship has been
irreparably harmed by the misconduct.
Not Nifong, whose reputation as a prosecutor has been
irreparably damaged.
A Lichfield Council spokesman said the unauthorised work had left the Sycamore tree
irreparably damaged.
Apparently, novels caused a "bloated imagination") Psychiatrist Fredric Wertham convinced 1950s parents that violent comic books were
irreparably corrupting America's simpletons and fourth-graders.
This is really good work by the Ogmore Vale Community Policing Team and goes to show how seriously we take the threat of drugs, which can
irreparably damage communities.
In every parent's nightmare, their teenagers are
irreparably damaged by use of the same recreational drugs that they used so harmlessly in their own misspent youth.
Legalizing physician-assist-ed suicide would
irreparably damage the doctor-patient relationship .
Keane's feverish monologuing--he effectively narrates the film's backstory in the first few minutes--is his method of restoring a coherent shape to an
irreparably messy life.
LYON chairman Jean-Michel Aulas claims negotiations have broken down
irreparably with Chelsea over the possible sale of Michael Essien.
Those latecomers traditionally receive only supportive care for their hearts, which are presumed to have been
irreparably damaged.
In a sentence, what you did damaged her
irreparably.
Such an outcome would benefit no one and
irreparably harm many.
