Sentence examples for less severe damage from inspiring English sources

The mayor's vehicle had less severe damage.

Some are designed to destroy limbs, some to take your face off, some, known with queasy familiarity as "toe-poppers", to cause less severe damage.

Students' reactions varied when seeing the two maps side-by-side; some had expected a larger area to be affected, while others expected less severe damage.

But NASA has worked since then to greatly reduce the amount of foam that falls off of the tank during ascent, and it has developed a suite of techniques that might be used to patch the less severe damage to panels and tiles that could be expected today.

But a combination of factors -- a quick $11.2 million grant from Washington, good weather, aggressive round-the-clock repair work, the availability of a temporary bridge and tests showing less severe damage to northbound lanes than feared -- was credited with shortening the disruption to days from weeks.

At higher stress levels the damage was severe and localized and caused fiber pull-out failure at short lifetimes; however, by decreasing the fatigue stress level, a more uniform distribution of less severe damage was observed and fiber breakage prevailed, which led to a longer fatigue life.

The DNA damage scores for both gamma- and delta-tocotrienols were comparable, while alpha-tocotrienol was observed to cause less severe DNA damage than the former two isomers.

With or without hypotension, SV129 mice had markedly less severe histologic damage than C57Bl/6 mice.

SPA causes interstitial edema, intra-alveolar fibrin deposition, and a neutrophilic alveolitis, rather than the microvascular congestion and less severe alveolar damage characteristic of extrapulmonary causes of ARDS.

Monkeys treated early did not develop full-blown SARS symptoms, and those treated at later stages of infection had less severe lung damage than those that received no treatment, the researchers report online August 21 in Nature Medicine.

Many others retained the restrictions but loosened them to make the drugs available to beneficiaries with less severe liver damage.