Examples of using Irreversible damage in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Human activities inflict harsh and often irreversible damage the environment and on critical resources.
But by the time I figured this out, some irreversible damage had already been done.
Amazon wildfires set to cause irreversible damage.
Long term utilization of them might cause irreversible damage.
In some cases ice may cause irreversible damage to a tree.
III: protection against lethal hazards and irreversible damage to health.
This charges the battery, thus avoiding possible irreversible damage.
They added that the loss of this diversity can cause irreversible damage not only to culture but also to social dialogue.
Sunburn and deep cellular aggressions cause irreversible damage and make skin fragile over the long-term(acceleration of skin ageing, increased risk of
physicians hope to be able to treat the disease before irreversible damage occurs.
Scientists are worried that the Amazon basin could suffer significant and irreversible damage if an extensive dam building program goes ahead.
it's too late to surgically repair the hole because irreversible damage to the lung arteries has already occurred.
A birth injury known as Erb's palsy might leave a newborn with severe and irreversible damage to the arm.
there is no empirical evidence that blue light causes irreversible damage to our eyesight, and the American Academy of Ophthalmology does not recommend any special eyewear for that purpose.
Driving through water may also stall your engine and cause irreversible damage if you try to restart the engine.
symptoms may not appear until irreversible damage has occurred.
They might be into the songs a lot that they do not also recognize that they are causing irreversible damage to their ears.
reports of cataracts, irreversible damage to the corneal opacities and retina at dosage
in most normal tissues, Methotrexate may impair malignant growth without irreversible damage to normal tissues.
symptoms may not appear until irreversible damage has occurred.