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• a  incapable of being recovered or regained

• They lost an unrecoverable currency: their language.
• That will distract him from tackling problems Jiang left behind, like saving the country's technically insolvent banks, which have issued so many unrecoverable loans to prop up .
• The prospective home buyer who makes an unrecoverable deposit guarantees that her promise to buy the house is credible.

• irrecoverable

• recoverable

News & Articles

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• Corwin on message at Conservancy lunch
  Corwin on message at Conservancy lunch There's hope yet for drinking water and endangered species, but only if we take action. If we continue on this course we're on, halfway through this new century 50 percent of all the species living on our planet will likely be gone forever, unrecoverable. ... Habitat loss, air pollution, exploitation of species, global warming and population growth are ...
  Sept. 13, 2013 - San Antonio Express-News

Quotes

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• President Felipe Calderón in Washington Post
  We have no alternative,Calderon said. "We must act in a decisive manner now or the costs in terms of money and human lives will be much more, and worse still, unrecoverable. We must act now or lose Mexico."
• Mal Brough in Sydney Morning Herald
  We will be able to catch fraudsters before it costs Australian taxpayers large, and often unrecoverable, amounts of money,Mr Brough said earlier this month.
• Noel Forgeard in Deutsche Welle
  Forgeard, former joint chief executive at EADS which owns Airbus, told the magazine Le Point: "Airbus did not report any unrecoverable delay before the middle of April 2006, and at that time the financial consequences were very limited."