Sentence examples for Mitigated damage from inspiring English sources

Although the recall (the first of its kind) and relaunch cost more than $100 million, it mitigated damage to the company's most important long-term asset: the public's trust.

The arrest of four young boys--including one only 13 years old--on first degree murder charges in the Sept. 14 killing of a British tourist may have mitigated damage to Florida's reputation as a vacationland, but it has added urgency to a statewide debate here about executing teen-age killers.

"This allows us to immediately track that so you can respond much quicker and mitigate damage".

The evidence tells us that early identification and intervention can mitigate damage to young people's mental wellbeing.

We need people to wake up in order to reduce risk and mitigate damage from these storms.

Some developers have already begun to implement designs that they say could help mitigate damage in similar storms.

Samarco said in a statement on its website that it was making "every effort to prioritise care to people and mitigate damage to the environment".

But pressure from environment and development groups has forced countries and funders to commission impact surveys to assess and mitigate damage.

In those cases, there is little one can do to mitigate damage, said Dr. DiMaio and Dr. Martin L. Fackler, a former military surgeon.

Finally, excited electronic states also dominate early stages of radiation damage and, in particular, swift heavy ions are known to either exacerbate or mitigate damage in materials.

Several mathematical models are used to predict the spatial distribution characteristics of landslides to mitigate damage caused by landslide disasters.