Sentence examples for would have minimized from inspiring English sources

Pirate's version was unexceptional; a sauce or dip, while not customary, would have minimized the dryness.

Executives close to the companies said that Mr. Nacchio had devised a management structure that would have minimized Mr. Trujillo's authority.

The Erikssons say that the Galway Downs course was designed to be more difficult for the spectators' sake and that it lacked "safety devices" that would have minimized the risk of similar falls.

Unlike previous editions, the revised version would have minimized the Greeks' sufferings under the Ottoman Empire, and described their 1922 flight from Smyrna — modern-day Izmir — as an event that resulted "in a mass congestion of Greeks," rather than a deportation campaign by Turkish forces.

Incidentally, this would have minimized the damage to your portfolio because small cap stocks suffered most during the recent credit crisis.

"Prior agreement" between the governments would have minimized what was a "huge confusion" for Japanese citizens, said theoretical physicist Hirotaka Sugawara of the Washington, D.C., office of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science in a question to Jaczko.

In 1990, Treasury officials made a proposal that would have have minimized the chances for such confusion.

Furthermore, any such effect would have been minimized by our method of calculating workload/staffing ratios.

There are no regulations to operationalize the intended objectives of this provision in the Act that would have probably minimized rangeland conversion into other uses as the spirit of the law suggests.

If it was, the age lines and dark circles under my right eye would have been minimized after one month of faithfully applying the refreshing-smelling cream.

Reports show that the impact of the typhoon would have been minimized had there been better management of the risks prior, during and after the typhoon.