Irrecoverable

A BMG poll over the weekend showed that Sir Keir and his comrades are doing so badly that the Tories have already gone into the lead in the opinion polls, three months after what looked like a total and irrecoverable defeat in the election.

In a month’s time, tradwife and indie sleaze might feel like ghosts of an irrecoverable past.

The victim suffered irrecoverable injuries.

The time lost to schoolchildren and university students – in debt for courses which have simply ceased to be taught – is irrecoverable, just as the jobs which are being wiped out will not reappear when the panic at last subsides.

She was rushed to hospital but had suffered a catastrophic and irrecoverable brain injury.

Most emphatic researchers have now gradually started to say that the social starting times for school and university-typically between 7.30 am and 8.30 am-are too early for teenagers the world over and lead to systematic, irrecoverable sleep loss.

The committee has warned of “irrecoverable damage to the environment” unless current issues are addressed.

Several Abrams tanks that were irrecoverable due to loss of mobility or other circumstances were destroyed by friendly forces, usually by other Abrams tanks, to prevent their capture.