Sentence examples similar to Mitigated danger from inspiring English sources

These features only mitigate danger (slightly), rather than removing it.

Residents of various towns and villages have imposed night curfews on Syrian refugees to mitigate dangers posed by "marauding strangers".

But they said highly accurate Tomahawk missiles mitigated the danger by striking the facilities and incinerating or destroying the contents.

This mitigated the danger but also drowned the several hundred crewmen manning those stations, who were given no notice that their compartments were about to fill with water.

And, of course, there are ways to mitigate the danger.

What can we do to mitigate that danger?

Teams were tasked with creating a product that could address and mitigate a danger.

Okabe said one possible way to mitigate the danger could be to pump water into the wells to cool them.

However, if communities take steps to reduce flood risk, they can mitigate the danger to people and property.

Federal and state officials stress that the pills are only a supplement to other measures to mitigate any danger, not a substitute for them.

Their concerns were soothed by a belief that market discipline, combined with innovative ways to reduce risk — namely derivatives like credit default swaps — would mitigate the danger.