Sentences with phrase «manage damage inflicted»

«We need creative and effective policy to manage damage inflicted upon ocean wildlife in the vast spaces between marine protected areas,» he said.

Not exact matches

Being held to a draw in the local derby yesterday could have inflicted some real damage on Arsenal and our quest for the Premier League title this season, but thanks to Aston Villa managing a draw for their new manager and former Gunner Remi Garde, we find ourselves still level on points with Man City at the top of the table.

Even though it looks like Arsenal have gotten over the recent deep in form and results, while managing to minimise the damage that the nasty month of November often inflicts, the task of winning the Premier League still looks like it will be a very tough one.

As the numbers of inhabitants on this planet continues to burgeon, taxing the resources and devastating the earth, a contingent of them has determined to try to repair some of the damage we've managed to inflict.

Perhaps Mr. Pataki's attempting to improve his standing in the history books by helping to ensure there's at least one governor capable of doing even more lasting damage to New York than he managed to inflict himself.

Even though EIIB's credit losses were ultimately limited — for example, a near - miss on an Aston Martin loan, but a painful 73 % cumulative write - down on a $ 30 mio Arcapita facility — you have to wonder how much more damage might have been inflicted if they'd really managed to scale up their leverage?

Using guns is next to pointless because until you manage to hit about level 5 with them you'll miss almost every time, likewise at level 5 Blade skill you finally seem able to actually inflict some damage.

There are three difficulty levels including casual, survival and nightmare with the major differences being that casual difficulty has an abundance of items and enemies inflict significantly less damage, while nightmare difficulty deliberately limits your resources to force players into strategically managing their inventory of items in addition to much tougher enemies that inflict a high quantity of damage per hit, alongside a balance between the two in the form of survival difficulty.

Ellen scoffs at the very idea of a know - nothing dropout having any credibility when he comments on climate science, but the insecure Mann's legal complaint alleges that somehow the know - nothing dropout has managed to inflict huge professional damage on him within his field.