Sentences with phrase «when irreparable damage»

Not exact matches

When I was at primary school we played every week, even in the middle of August, in thick, clawing mud, and it was cold so the lace on the leather football would leave an imprint on your forehead, and would cause irreparable damage to your orchestras if you were unfortunate enough to be struck amidships.

It was the timing of that decision that further obfuscated the issue because when World Cup was closing in and his name was nearly cemented in the 23 man squad, he chose to move away from limelight and in doing so, had probably done an irreparable damage to his World Cup dreams.

Irreparable damage is done to an unborn baby when the mother smokes.

Chair of the association, Margaret Eaton, will speak at a summit of child protection later today, when she will call for a «pause for thought» and claim that any rash reaction could lead to «irreparable, long - term damage» to child protection services.

Recent studies in those with an inherited form of early Alzheimer's detected the presence of rogue amyloid proteins up to two decades before symptoms emerged, suggesting that we're intervening too late, when the damage is irreparable.

When this machinery detects irreparable damage to the cell, p53 is unleashed to trigger apoptosis.

Although sun damage now may not always be visible, the teens and the 20s are the times when irreparable sun damage is often done.

And so, when shy Lily befriends Eva Trentham and her sisters, Beatrice and Heloise, it's only a matter of time before this artistic utopia and its lack of rules wreak irreparable damage.

When a dog's body temperature rises to 104 degrees, it is considered an emergency situation, and once it reaches 106 degrees, there may be irreparable damage to organs which may result in death.

Hello David, though climate engineering is mathmatically the single greatest assault on the biosphere today, there are countless other sources of irreparable damage from human activity which when combined are greatly contributing to the current mass extention.

If it is not then there should be no surprise when the criminals find the weak spots and wreak havoc, from which a firm might not recover, with irreparable reputational damage.

This means that, when compared to all of the reliable information that parents share with their children over their lives, it is highly unlikely a single lie will cause irreparable damage.