Sentence examples for much less damage from inspiring English sources

Other stock indexes have suffered much less damage.

Still, dynastic politics do much less damage in the U.S. than in developing democracies like Indonesia.

Actually, it is - because, when women do have an accident, they cause much less damage.

And market downturns, he said, are typically resolved with much less damage.

"A slower collision doesn't produce such intense shockwaves and causes much less damage than a high-velocity collision," Jutzi said.

"If these projects had been completed when they should have been, we would have suffered much less damage," Senator Schumer said.

According to calculations by economists at Nomura, an investment bank, the three worst-hit prefectures (Miyagi, Fukushima and Iwate) account for just 3.6% of Japan's economy, though electronics factories are clustered there.Adding in neighbouring Nagano, Ibaraki and Niigata prefectures, which were much less damaged, brings the affected area's contribution to GDP to 10.8%.

And, months later, apologised for a serious error of judgement with much less permanent damage.

I reset the control panel for a top speed of 5 m.p.h., which made for much smoother acceleration and much less collateral damage.

Books, once they are digitised and hyperlinked, are expected to merge into a world brain.In 2007 this nonsense will subside, and with much less collateral damage than was caused during the dotcom bust.

As a result, it came through the period after September 11th better than some of its competitors that suffered much less physical damage and disruption.But it is not only New-York-based companies, or those elsewhere in America, that are becoming more security-conscious.