Sentence examples for less damaging effects from inspiring English sources

Beams reinforced with 8 and 10 mm diameter bar exhibited comparatively less damaging effects.

More recent cyclones, like one in 1980, seem to have had less damaging effects than the 1861 storm.

In large-scale field studies, in which the bees are placed near treated crops to forage the bees may have lower and more variable pesticide exposure than in studies where bees are fed with an artificial feed, with pesticide added at "field realistic" levels and this may explain why the former studies often find less damaging effects.

TAX INCREASES: Many Republicans say that spending cuts from the sequester would have a less damaging effect on the economy than increasing taxes on upper-income earners.

This method could be used to harvest single cells or a layer of confluent cells, and it has a less damaging effect than enzymatic treatment because it preserves ECM and transmembrane proteins [ 5].

Another barrier is the voluntary export restraint (VER), noted for having a less-damaging effect on the political relations between countries.

But even that turmoil, along with Pearl Harbor, could prove to have less permanent and damaging effects than last week's attacks, Mr. Herzog said.

Of course, one late jobs report is less damaging than many of the other effects of the shutdown, and the information will come out sooner or later.

These scholars would argue, however, that such adverse effects are far less damaging than social exclusion, are greatly magnified by hostile environments, and could be significantly reduced by more inclusive environments.

In areas where building is difficult, prices would still rise, but the overall effect would be less damaging, because people squeezed out would at least have somewhere to go.

For Mr. Boehner, the consequences of allowing the sequester to take effect could be less damaging than the consequences of going back on his promise not to allow any new tax revenues.