Sentence examples for minimising damage from inspiring English sources

"It's about getting people out of harm's way, minimising damage.

The  YouGov poll for the Sunday Times found 29% believed the Tories were best placed to do that while minimising damage to services, compared with 24% for Labour.

A damning report by the Scottish affairs select committee said eight firms behind the scheme were more interested in minimising damage to their reputation and finances rather than a genuine attempt to tackle the scandal.

The towns are designed to tackle Britain's housing shortage while minimising damage to the environment – more than a quarter of the UK's CO2 emissions come from energy use in houses.

The first game was set in Colorado; the second puts you on the winding roads of the Mediterranean coast, upping the ante to a degree since you're just as mindful of minimising damage to the beautiful, historic buildings which push up close the roadside as you are the metalwork of your car.

Such equipment allows in situ examination of rock sites, thus minimising damage associated with the collection of analytical specimens [12].

Hopefully we can minimise damage and take some wickets.

Avoiding cuts in projects designed to help boost growth will minimise damage to the economy's long-term productive potential.

There was a carefulness about the visitors that hinted at awe, as if their priority was to minimise damage.

Each page was filmed in colour using a digital camera and illuminated by a cold fibre optic light source to minimise damage.

It doesn't hurt, most of the experts do it, and it could minimise damage – even if it's just emotional – in the case of a catastrophic hack.