Sentence examples for a less damaging from inspiring English sources

I also assumed that, when the impact of the sequester started to be felt, the White House and the Republicans would agree on a less damaging alternative.

Agency officials said that the coal company was welcome to resubmit a less damaging mining plan, but that law and science demanded the veto of the existing plan.

TAX INCREASES: Many Republicans say that spending cuts from the sequester would have a less damaging effect on the economy than increasing taxes on upper-income earners.

We need this reliable evidence to give truthful drugs education and to create a less damaging drugs policy, but such progress is set back by Greenfield's evidence-free, high-profile pronouncements.

If the White House preserved some of the taxes imposed by the A.C.A., which fell on people earning more than a quarter of a million dollars a year, it would have even more leeway to come up with a less damaging proposal.

Iraq's aggression was reversed more quickly and in a less damaging way than any of the other aggressions of the 20th century, and the post-war settlement broke new ground on arms control, on compensation for damage and on frontier delimitation.

Another barrier is the voluntary export restraint (VER), noted for having a less-damaging effect on the political relations between countries.

If the carbon embodied in those goods were marked against the ledgers of the importing countries China would look a little less damaging, the rich world a lot less virtuous.

Dante starts off wielding only his sword, Rebellion, but in short order, Ebony & Ivory (his twin shooters), Arbiter (a massive axe with a slow, but damaging attack) and Osiris (a quick, less damaging scythe) are added to his arsenal.

But the larger question is whether the syndrome can be determined and controlled or whether it will simply pass on as some random act of nature, as happened 20 years ago in what experts say was a far less damaging outbreak of early-term abortions.

It is the peacetime, coexistential bombs that are most real today, even though a thousand times less damaging than the war bombs if there was a war.