Sentence examples for minimally damaged from inspiring English sources
Adjacent regions were minimally damaged.
The Davis was only minimally damaged and is currently at a conservator for repairs.
For "Untitled (Broken Baccarat)," Lisa Tan dropped a lead glass crystal from a second-story window, recovered the minimally damaged object, photographed it and displayed both it and the photograph, like relics of a miracle.
The wash will serve as a primer for the second material to be applied the rubberlike goop but it can be a stand-alone repair technique for minimally damaged tiles.
Lift nets were minimally damaged, but irrespective of the deployment duration, all hoop nets had broken/missing meshes (lost as marine debris), and those left for up to 12 days quickly became non-functional.
There's a Sav-A-Center, a Winn Dixie, and even a Museum of Modern Food Whole Foodss, that is) uptown, in the minimally damaged and wealthier part of New Orleans that, in a kind of flood snobbery, some downtown folks call the "Isle of Denial".
"In the end, however, they could prove to be more optimal solutions to meet our goals of reliable, inexpensive transportation that is minimally damaging to our environment". The work was supported by the USDA Agricultural Research Service, the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, and the National Science Foundation.
Early evidence suggests that stiff, sharp tipped, and straight devices should be inserted relatively fast but under control for a minimally damaging insertion.
If they commonly fail to recognize novel plants as suitable foods, then they will minimally damage non-native plants; however, if they commonly attack non-native plants and if these plants have not been selected to deter or tolerate these herbivores, then non-native plants may suffer considerable damage and be disadvantaged relative to similar native plants [9], [10], [17].
Most of Iraq's civilian ministries are still only minimally functional, damaged by bombing during the war and emptied by looters afterward.
On the rare occasions they don't, debridement--a minimally invasive procedure to remove damaged tissue from the shoulder joint--often helps.
