Irrecoverable

*** Travel TUI Travel, Europe's largest travel operator, said Chief Financial Officer Paul Bowtell had resigned after an accounting error forced the company to write off another £ 88 million ($139.4 million) in "irrecoverable balances" and restate its earnings for fiscal 2009. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Another important form of classification emerged in 1896 with Emil Kraepelins model of dementia praecox, first used by Morel in 1860 and described as irrecoverable cortical brain disease producing a particular kind of mental enfeeblement in the young. ❋ Catharine Arnold (2008)

ANN REALTIME UPDATE 03.19.09 1710 EDT: Cessna spokesman Doug Oliver has confirmed to ANN that a BRS parachute deployment was used today to recover the sole-remaining flying Cessna SkyCatcher after an as-yet undefined flight test criteria resulted in an "irrecoverable" flight condition. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Yes, it's easy to overlook the consequences of Labour's headlong downrush into irrecoverable indebtedness when they're not in power, isn't it? ❋ Unknown (2011)

Sometimes we believe we've uncovered some lost, almost irrecoverable moment and think it to be the moment that determined—or destroyed—our lives. ❋ Eric Ormsby (2011)

Tui said that following a £29m write-off at the time of its third quarter results in August, an ongoing audit had uncovered a further £88m of irrecoverable balances. ❋ Julia Kollewe (2010)

Above all, when it comes to workplace equality, motherhood remains the defining barrier: from City high flyer to the school dinner lady, having children knocks a hole in women's earning capacity that is irrecoverable, as research from the Resolution Foundation published this week confirms, yet again – and of course it is a much bigger a hole for women in the low- to middle-income sector than for higher-income women. ❋ Unknown (2012)

Most VAT problems hitting the courts in the past have related to agents' fees, where clubs pay fees (and VAT) to agents not actually contracted to them, thus rendering (per HMRC) the VAT irrecoverable and fee non-deductible for CT purposes. ❋ Unknown (2012)

He added that this was the year for "a political showdown to rescue Japan from falling into an irrecoverable crisis." ❋ Daisuke Wakabayashi (2012)

Invoking God is the ultimate cop out, the admission of irrecoverable and irrevokable failure to address the immediate reality of your situation, and the complete refusal to attempt to deal with that reality, and I'm not ready to make that admission yet, or even ever. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Not to mention the irrecoverable environmental costs. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Hammond will say he will not allow the MoD to remove critical skills and capabilities that are irrecoverable … we will not carelessly throw away core competencies that may be essential to our defence in the future. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Rather than incurring the high and irrecoverable cost of renting another theater in central Paris, the decision was taken to erect this interim structure of larch and spruce. ❋ Lennox Morrison (2012)

Read it again, lingering this time on "just one more try" and "another irrecoverable day slips by." ❋ Unknown (2010)

I own that I have resolutely endeavoured to get at the disposal of my own pieces, I have burnt several, and my proof of the wisdom of the deed is by referring you to one which is now irrecoverable, a foolish story called ❋ Unknown (2009)

Fourteen million unemployed represents a gigantic waste of human capital, an irrecoverable loss of wealth and spending power, and an affront to the ideals of America. ❋ Unknown (2010)

"The debt situation is irrecoverable," says Carl Weinberg of High Frequency Economics, referring to Japan. ❋ Unknown (2010)