Sentences with phrase «cause irreparable damage»

NAR position: NAR opposes this legislation because it could cause irreparable damage to the safety and soundness of the banking system.

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.

It's a good thing to let your child make and deal with «safe» mistakes in situations that won't cause irreparable damage.

Read on to discover the 7 most common marriage problems — and get advice from therapists and other relationship experts on how to tackle them before they cause irreparable damage to your partnership.

In absence of such coverage, delaying the treatment could cause irreparable damage or much bigger expenses later.

A traumatic brain injury can cause irreparable damage to the brain.

The first option may be the most profitable in the short - term, but will cause irreparable damage to our planet; the second option will minimise the damage to the planet and will give us the best long - term economic result.

My scientific experience is that if anything we should assume nature is resilient, and then ask under what circumstances will human activities cause irreparable damage.

This is an issue that, if not handled properly, can cause irreparable damage to the dog.

Find a trainer who can teach you how to handle your puppy before you cause irreparable damage to his temperament.

I saw a newspaper article a few months ago regarding LED lights (as in LED TVs, LED displays on PCs, LED lights inside refrigerators etc) which cause irreparable damage to the retina.

The actions of young Briony Tallis cause irreparable damage for years to come in this haunting tale that explores themes of grief, memory and the ramifications of childhood actions in ways very similar to We Were Liars.

Never use the vehicle with insufficient lubrication or with contaminated or inappropriate lubricants, as these accelerate wear on moving parts and may cause irreparable damage.

Abrupt withdrawals can also result in adrenal crashes and potentially cause irreparable damage.

The good news is that because this doesn't happen overnight, blood tests can detect problems long before they go on to cause irreparable damage.

If diatomaceous earth gets in your eyes, it can cause irreparable damage (because the particles are so small that they cut into the jelly - like substance of your eyes and can't be rinsed away), just so you know.

Jackhammers, concerts and other common noisemakers may cause irreparable damage to our ears in unexpected ways

As a result, mucopolysaccharides build up in the cells and cause irreparable damage to organs, bones, the brain and nerves.

«Continuing down this funding path will cause irreparable damage to this institution and to the thousands of individuals it serves on a daily basis.

He insisted that such acts could cause irreparable damage to the image of the chair of the EC and further discourage women who ideally would have been willing to serve their nation.

Also, avoid boiling diapers that are more than two years old as this may cause irreparable damage.

There's no way to effectively clean and sterilise the tubing and moisture can cause irreparable damage to the pump motor or compromise its safety (think: mold and bacteria).

You do not need to sterilise the following items (and in fact should not, because it will cause irreparable damage).

Caution: make sure you set your dishwasher to air dry, not heat dry as a heat dry cycle can cause irreparable damage to your pump parts.

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.

If it were not protected well, heat, cold, temperature variations, impacts or even the mother's sudden movement might kill it or cause it irreparable damage.

You don't have to throw a chair through a window or quit in the middle of a presentation to cause irreparable damage to your career.

Central New York Rep. John Katko (R - Camillus), Mohawk Valley Rep. Claudia Tenney (R - New Hartford), and North Country Rep. Elise Stefanik (R - Willsboro) wrote to President Donald Trump last week saying the unprecedented flooding has caused irreparable damage to shoreline communities and left municipalities with extensive costs to fix their infrastructure.

However, the covers had been sawed into two parts (causing irreparable damage), suggesting smugglers needed to conceal the items in a standard - size suitcase, according to the IAA.

And sometimes, science is done poorly or improperly, causing irreparable damage — such as the discredited British study that still fuels the antivaccine movement.

On yesterday's episode of The View, I learned that years of wearing sky - high heels caused irreparable damage to Sarah Jessica Parker's feet.

In 2006, a fuel line leak at an Exxon service station in Jacksonville, Maryland (that the company hid from the public for five weeks) released 26,000 gallons of gasoline underground, severely polluting local groundwater and causing irreparable damages to many local homes.

Coal is dangerous to extract, and the drilling process causes irreparable damage to natural habitats and ecosystems.

These modifications do not detract from the report's central conclusion: that climate change is real, man - made, and causing irreparable damage to the earth.

Respondent's conduct, which resulted in the unjustified detention of the defendants for several hours and the incarceration of 14 defendants in the County Jail, caused irreparable damage to public confidence in the fair and proper administration of justice in his court....

The installation is subject to a number of restrictions provided by the statute, such as complying with applicable building codes and not causing irreparable damage to the condominium property.

However, if your vehicle is totaled — like if a flood or bad car accident causes irreparable damage — you should file a claim with your insurance company to mediate the financial loss of your vehicle.

Companies will take a hard look at any past abuse of drugs or alcohol, as this may have caused irreparable damage to the body.

The recent Facebook data scandal, where 50 million users potentially had their private data passed along to Cambridge Analytica and used for political profiling, has caused irreparable damage to the Facebook brand and user trust is rapidly dropping.

I've seen relationships where the couples put off healing too long and caused irreparable damage.

The customary «day in court» approach takes an extraordinary amount of time, has a «sticker shock» cost, causes irreparable damage to families, and rarely achieved the best result for the parties.

Brian, Openly and unabashedly I am the enemy of the 70 % who have caused irreparable damage to the REALTOR brand and I will not pretend otherwise.

But it takes sensitivity to keep tempers from becoming inflamed and causing irreparable damage.

Not exact matches

Former Deputy Director of Europol, Professor Dr Willy Bruggeman, told Premier the militants were causing «irreparable damage» to Christianity in Iraq and Syria.

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«What really needs to change is believing that any damage to a child's self - esteem will cause irreparable harm» Again, you're distorting my position.

What really needs to change is believing that any damage to a child's self - esteem will cause irreparable harm - and that can happen with or without EBF.

Closing yourself off from your mother in law and keeping the baby from her will cause irreparable and needless damage to the family dynamic.

Running is an excellent way to get back into shape after a baby, but if it's done prematurely, it can cause quite a bit of irreparable damage.

Claiming a proposed wellness center near Good Samaritan Hospital would cause irreparable ecological damage to the nearby Lyman Woods Forest Preserve, the Downers Grove Park District Board of Commissioners voted to sue the hospital to block its construction.