Sentence examples for reduced casualties from inspiring English sources

Elm was preferred by the navy because it splintered less in combat and therefore reduced casualties.

By making targeting more efficient, she believes, this could have reduced casualties, saved money, and possibly shortened the war.

These relocations, along with major investments to strengthen dikes over the last four years, have reduced casualties and destruction this summer, experts said.

It needs to hear how Mr. Obama will safely extricate American troops from Iraq, where Mr. Bush's surge has reduced casualties from catastrophic to simply intolerable levels, and how he will salvage the war in Afghanistan.

In an article referenced later in this paper, it is shown that during the bombing of London by V-1 and V-2 rockets, seconds of early warning vastly reduced casualties and deaths from individual attacks.

However, human rights officials were cautious about the sustainability of reduced casualties since it was a particularly harsh winter, especially compared with 2011, which was a relatively mild winter, said James Rodehaver, the acting head of the United Nations's human rights office here.

September 11th presumably reduced casualty aversion even further.

It states that it is difficult to prove that cycling infrastructure has reduced casualty numbers, and traffic reduction, speed reduction and junction treatment should be considered before installing cycle lanes.

To reduce casualties they have to reduce speed, but not everyone agrees that they do.

This is the best way to eliminate human trafficking and reduce casualties.

The vehicles started being used in 2007 in Iraq to reduce casualties from roadside bombs.