Sentence examples for had been minimised from inspiring English sources

The truth is that Labour's chances of retaining office in 2010 would have been enhanced if the mutual misunderstanding had been minimised.

The iterative process of revising geometry and assessing effects using CFD continued until all significant sources of unnecessary total pressure loss had been minimised (within the bounds of all the aforementioned competing design constraints).

This second iteration was more specific for identifying true CMBs (Figure 5), as the influence of artificial hypointensities had been minimised.

This would indicate that potential waste of resource had been minimised as at least some of the findings had been disseminated.

The term 'quality' was defined as the confidence that the biases linked to the rigour of development, presentation and applicability of a guideline had been minimised during the development process.

"The truth has been suppressed and Ballʼs offending behaviour and involvement with other abusers … has been minimised".

The damage might have been minimised had the normally accurate Katy McLean not missed two straightforward chances, the second on the stroke of half-time.

Jermaine Jones' influence has been minimised by injury, but Howard is already starting to impose his personality on his new team.

Ang Tshering, of the Nepal Mountaineering Association, said on Monday: "This was a man-made disaster that may have been minimised with better management of the teams.

The business penalty for slowness has been minimised by the "trade-through" rule, a regulation that forces brokers to allow the exchange time to find the best price.

While some may be appalled at the thought of deliberately dumping toxins in one of the most biodiverse and pristine places in the world, conservationists say risks have been minimised to ensure this is the lesser of evils.