irretrievable

Once a woman falls, she has lost her will, and it is irretrievable.

At other times the original was removed first, and is irretrievable.

His expression was that of a man who had taken an irretrievable step.

The 20 years are, of course, irretrievable, but we can avoid the same mistake in the future.

Unless both sides made great efforts the situation could be irretrievable, he said.

I believe that if you do this thing it means disaster, irretrievable.

Death is different, the Court recognized, irretrievable even when the state makes mistakes.

There is little sense of the biggest loss, the truly irretrievable one.

She had to reach the sisters before anybody did something irretrievable.

Failure to act would have resulted in irretrievable loss of face.

Gentle was still on the other shore, part of her history; irretrievable.

It had cost him nearly four hundred and sixty irretrievable dollars.

The only ground for divorce is the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.

How irretrievable the dead are, how completely they go from us!

If they close this place, it's an irretrievable loss to the city."

The images seemed to speak of a familiar past that was now distant and irretrievable.

The political and cultural loss to Canadians would be irretrievable."

To him it seemed as if this day had seen a retrograde and perhaps irretrievable step.

Get this thing stopped before the damage was irretrievable.

Unfortunately, the key may fall into the tiger cage and be irretrievable.

She no longer had any reason to stay, for Laura was indisputably dead and irretrievable.

An irretrievable breakdown in the marriage is not enough.

"Nothing is ever irretrievable, and he proved that today."

For decades, the received wisdom has been that the original fourth act was irretrievable, its music lost.

But was there any worry that it would become bogged down to an irretrievable level?