Examples of using Irreplaceable loss in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Another Irreplaceable Loss.
Irreplaceable Loss to Science.
A huge and irreplaceable loss'.
Zoltán Kocsis was one of the most influential artists in the history of Hungarian music,and his premature death is an irreplaceable loss for all of us.
Such a huge, irreplaceable loss.
An irreplaceable loss to music.
For me, this is an irreplaceable loss.
His death is an irreplaceable loss for the science policy community of the World.
My condolences to you all, for an irreplaceable loss.
This is an irreplaceable loss for the world science.
The break-in that happened in the warehouse outside the museum in 2000 caused an irreplaceable loss to the historical collection.
Her death is an irreplaceable loss to the community.”.
Since then, large-scaleclear-felling in Romania's old-growth forests has been documented, causing irreplaceable loss of European natural heritage.
His leave in 1956 was an irreplaceable loss of the Hungarian musical life.
Because those who humiliated and sent our Jewish compatriots to their deaths also humiliated the entire Hungarian nation andhave caused our nation an irreplaceable loss.
A grievous and irreplaceable loss.
The extinction of Tibetan culture would not only be a tragedy for the Tibetan people,but would be a disgrace for the Chinese people and an irreplaceable loss for the whole of humanity.
His death is an irreplaceable loss for his family, friends and admirers.
Only submission to one form of suffering shall set you free from another degree of suffering. Endure irreplaceable loss and do it quietly. Make a sound and suffer more,” they mock.
Clearly this is an irreplaceable loss of a sacred treasure of an ancient Tibetan civilization.
The tragedy of Hungarian Jews is the pain and the irreplaceable loss of our entire political nation.
The report on the management of H1N1 influenza in the EU during 2009-2010 highlights the low level of severity, in statistical terms, that the illness had within the European area(in human terms,each person who died is an irreplaceable loss).
The tragedy of Hungarian Jews is the pain and the irreplaceable loss of our entire political nation.
The private performance organized by the Concert Centre of the Liszt Academy aims toshow that this dark chapter of history caused an irreplaceable loss to Hungarian culture.
Nature has wrought enormous and irreplaceable losses, especially in terms of human life and property.
After the wartime human losses, with the large part of the Jewish population exterminated and several hundred thousand deported to the Soviet Union,this round of deportations led to the irreplaceable loss of another approximately quarter of a million citizens.
But more importantly, it would have been an irreplaceable loss for society if such a prodigy were not allowed to flourish.
In very many countries, however, the brain drain entails an irreplaceable loss of specialists and qualified professionals.
However, moving on to my point,the centenary is being commemorated of the poet Miguel Hernández, an irreplaceable loss in the Spanish civil war and an extraordinary voice which springs purely from the heart of the people.
His loss has left an irreplaceable void.
