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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a less devastating impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects of an event or action that are not as severe as they could be.
Example: "The new regulations aim to ensure a less devastating impact on the environment compared to previous policies."
Alternatives: "a milder effect" or "a reduced impact".
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For once we have our focus in life clear and stop allowing money to have so much power over us, any changes in our financial situation will have a less devastating impact on our emotions.
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Would world leaders seize that opportunity and do everything in their power to leave their citizens a chance of a safer world with less devastating impacts from climate change?
The key question is whether the goals of the project, especially flood protection, could be accomplished by a smaller project with less devastating environmental impacts.
A false allegation of rape is a terrible offence with a devastating impact.
An elephant raid on a crop plantation can have a devastating impact on family livelihoods.
Although not technically a zoonosis, FMD could have a devastating impact on susceptible livestock.
This has had a devastating impact in a lot of communities.
Severe nerve injury has a devastating impact on a patients' quality of life.
These disabilities can have a devastating impact on a person's life [ 6, 7].
Kumble had a particularly devastating impact on the Test career of the Yorkshire wicketkeeper Richard Blakey.
This will have a devastating impact on the employment prospects of less-educated workers.
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