Sentence examples for least destructive from inspiring English sources

A first-degree burn is the least destructive and affects the most superficial layer of skin, the epidermis.

But Nicaragua's government said business and political leaders considered five different routes before settling on the least destructive course.

The planning regimes that should channel profit to where it is least destructive are ever more corrupt.

But looking at nature is surely the least destructive of all the things human beings do to the natural world.

Or he was a brave and brilliant pilot who somehow pitched himself in those last terrible few seconds at the least destructive landing site he could see.

Large-scale fish farming is ecologically problematic in other parts of the world, but smaller-scale operations in the Amazon, using native fish species, are among the most sustainable and least destructive sources of animal protein.

On the other hand, it was at least as destructive as many of them.

It was rapidly rendered redundant by the overwhelming but (since 1945 at least) unusable destructive power of nuclear weapons.

Lower pressure translates into a lower melting temperature, which could, in turn, translate into more (or at least more destructive) volcanic eruptions.

At least a destructive one, like Boyles has evolved into.

"His actions cannot be allowed to stand unchallenged, and at the very least, these destructive moves must be put on hold until the numerous investigations into Pruitt's activities have concluded," Merkley said last month.