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• r  in an irreparable manner or to an irreparable degree

• Spoiler alert: Shinseki ended up being right, but his public dissent of the Administration's estimate irreparably strained his relationship with his superiors.
• Autopsies after resuscitation has been tried often show that brain cells have been irreparably damaged.
• The combination of inflexibility and public humiliation for those not meeting federal goals ignited so much frustration among educators that NCLB now appears to be an irreparably .

News & Articles

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• Lawyer for Yankees' A-Rod says MLB investigation against star is 'despicable'
  Alex Rodriguez’s lawyer is going on the attack. David Cornwell, the attorney representing the Yankees third baseman and several other players embroiled in the Biogenesis performance-enhancing drug scandal, told USA Today that Major League Baseball’s investigation “despicable” and that the evidence being gathered is “irreparably tainted.” "The conduct...
  June 20, 2013 - New York Post

Quotes

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• Dmitry Medvedev in International Herald Tribune
  Maybe somebody would like to divide the world into allies and strangers, into those who are right and those who are wrong, but here in Russia we are confident that this time has irreparably gone,Medvedev said.
• John McCain in Reuters
  Peoples' homes are being invaded, their property is being wrecked, the wildlife refuges are being harmed in some cases irreparably because of human trafficking,McCain told voters in Tucson, ticking off the dangers of open borders.