Sentence examples for was less damaging from inspiring English sources

The rage was less damaging in itself than damaging because Mr Brown used it to divert from the painful need to make up his mind.

He received a heart lead, which was less damaging, and played low from dummy.

Mr Osborne refused to be drawn on his intentions, but he did hint that the 45p rate was less damaging than the 50p rate.

Slow growth was less damaging in the era of assembly-line machinery, which did not depreciate as rapidly as our modern array of capital equipment and did not have to be replaced as often.

Obama recently said he believed it was less damaging than alcohol; when he visited Colorado recently he was offered a puff on a joint by a man in a bar.

If this collagen was less damaged during storage time and protected by the applied chlorhexidine, there is clearly an improvement in the dentin-composite adhesion, leading to a reduced microleakage.

The reference site (SR) displayed the highest EISQ variability, but the corresponding median indicated that this habitat was less damaged by inorganic pollution than any other site (Figure 2B).

Moreover, PSII functional analysis using the OJIP test indicated that the acceptor side of the photosystem II was less damaged by heat than were the donor side or the reaction center in grape leaves.

A heart lead from the East side is less damaging.

In Presidential politics, gaffes may be less damaging.

Yet the cuts are likely to be less damaging here than in many places.