Sentence examples for least damaging from inspiring English sources

In October, he and his Labour colleagues will announce a list of the cuts they think the least damaging.

Meanwhile today's technologically advanced societies are so hyperconscious of environmental effects that their enterprises have the potential to become the most efficient and least damaging.

"What we are confronted with is, in my opinion, nothing less than a sharp risk of dismantling, or at least damaging the global economic machine at the risk of deglobalisation".

According to Roderick MacFarquhar, a leading historian of Mao's China, "what Mao accomplished between 1949 and 1956 was in fact the fastest, most extensive, and least damaging socialist revolution carried out in any communist state".

Tobacco and cocaine are judged to be equally harmful, while ecstasy and LSD are among the least damaging.

(2) All alternative technologically feasible, least damaging methods of operations, their costs, and their environmental effects.

Spending cuts rather than tax rises are the least damaging way of reducing the structural deficit.

"We're going to find the least damaging way we can," Dr. Griffin said.

"It was the least damaging choice of no good choices," he said.

He found property taxes were the least damaging to growth, followed by consumption taxes.

The focus was on those activities that are least damaging or even socially, environmentally or economically beneficial.