Sentence examples for keep the impact from inspiring English sources

Since the sanctions' introduction in 2014, German business have lobbied to keep the impact on Russian companies as limited as possible.

I took that as a sign that I should go with my instinct and try to keep the impact of the car accident as minimal as possible for both of us.

Ralph J. Brodd, a battery consultant in Henderson, Nev., said the case shielding the battery might not have been strong enough to keep the impact from causing a short circuit.

Sweeney outlines a number of steps that companies can take to keep the impact of bias in check, including "reviewing people data such as recruitment and appraisals to identify if bias is playing a part in the decision making" and "encouraging employees to talk to others when making decisions to gain different perspectives and insights".

Amid the relentlessly upbeat tone of a long list of reassurances posted on United's Web site was the acknowledgment that "as we move through the restructuring process, there may be some changes that could affect certain routes, although we will strive to keep the impact on customers to a minimum".

Build your firewalls thick and high to keep the impact of cybercrime low.

The quality of today's sequencing technologies and appropriate preprocessing keeps the impact of the filtering insignificant.

Eden Labs (the international creative partner of the Eden Project) advised on all sustainable development, helping to keep the environmental impact to a minimum – and the sense of untamed nature is tangible.

Yet environmental groups say that authorities have not developed an adequate regulatory framework to keep the environmental impact of the new projects in check, creating a risk of mass water shortages and desertification.

In addition, to avoid excessive tensile stress at the root of the concrete cantilever deck and to keep the dynamic impact factor of the tensile stress below the design value 0.3, the train speed should not be higher than 200 km/h.

As technology becomes increasingly immersive and defining of our day-to-day life, how might we keep the psychological impact on well-being in mind in the design and creation of products, programs, and the policies that influence them?