Sentences with phrase «irreplaceable losses»

In some cases, the largest part of the work of a lifetime has been destroyed, these are irreplaceable losses.

After an irreplaceable loss, familial bonds become even more important.

We feel an irreplaceable loss and will miss his thousands of kisses dreadfully (our «Lickenstein» dog!)

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«The man will likely feel the loss deeply and for a very long period of time as it «sinks in'that he must «start competing» all over again to replace what he has lost — or worse still, come to the realization that the loss is irreplaceable,» he said.

With an effective breeding population of about 2,500, numerous threats face this irreplaceable cat, ranging from illegal hunting to habitat loss and our rapidly changing climate.

All in all, fasted cardio is not an irreplaceable fat loss tool that you can't achieve your goals without.

Damage to these items may result in significant financial loss or even the loss of irreplaceable items.

Cafritz and her family, however, had to navigate the instant loss of material items, official documents and irreplaceable sentimental objects, such as family photos, and of course their house and art.

It damages ecosystems, leading to the loss of (sometimes irreplaceable) ecosystem services.

When you lose a Joe, you really have lost no irreplaceable revenue; someone will come along to take his / her place, and even if that person comes with a recruiter's price tag on their head, the cost / benefit to you of hiring them will, by hypothesis, be positive — otherwise you wouldn't replace the loss - making Joe who left.

So she proceeded methodically through the battered little dwelling, marking each loss, noting how each and every thing was at once inconsequential and utterly irreplaceable.

The loss of family's bread - winner is irreplaceable but Life Insurance guarantees that much - needed funds will be provided to the dependents for a financially independent life.

The loss of a family member is irreplaceable.