Sentence examples for limiting damage to from inspiring English sources

"These steps are taken in the interest of promoting stability in financial markets and limiting damage to the broader economy".

The bridge's concrete piers are designed to sway as well, limiting damage to areas with extra steel reinforcing.

For children, the treatment does a better job of limiting damage to normal brain cells and reducing the risk of cognitive impairment and hearing loss.

The director of the CIA, John Brennan, claimed that with "surgical precision" his drones "eliminate the cancerous tumour called an al-Qaida terrorist while limiting damage to the tissue around it".

Inflammation keeps people alive after injuries or infections by limiting damage to their bodies, but when it is out of control, it gives rise to a host of ailments and autoimmune disorders like lupus and rheumatoid arthritis.

They make it clear that every step of the process of making disclosures to the police and the public was debated at great length with an eye toward limiting damage to the church.

How could Congress pass legislation limiting damages to $75 million dollars -- after the Exxon Valdez, which cost billions in recovery and reparations?

"We're doing what we think is correct to try to limit damage to the lawn," he said.

During the bombing of Iraq, the American military took pains to limit damage to the country's infrastructure.

You cannot scuba dive (presumably to limit damage to the reefs, though there are plenty of places to snorkel).

To this day, none of the governments have publicly clarified what happened, hoping to limit damage to relations.