Sentence examples for attempt to mitigate from inspiring English sources

He made no attempt to mitigate these handicaps.

He said he would attempt to mitigate the negative effects of the referendum result.

The masks are worn by many Tehranis in an attempt to mitigate pollution's harmful effects.

Were some of those soppy roles an attempt to mitigate the damage?

Residencies attempt to mitigate potential harm through supervision and graduated responsibility.

What this means is that any attempt to mitigate global warming will be woefully inadequate unless it includes China.

Yet people are still living in quiet misery as they muddle through the shortfall in benefits, and councils attempt to mitigate the impact of arrears.

In an attempt to mitigate the ill effects of mass tourism on the local Hindu culture – an exception in largely Muslim Indonesia – the authorities have introduced environmental legislation.

In the meantime, Lewis will attempt to mitigate the effect on her company by acting earlier and ensuring as many people as possible know the strike is planned.

When those publishers got together in an attempt to mitigate the Leveson inquiry's likely effects, the Guardian was rightly sceptical about their remedy.

In what sounds like an attempt to mitigate his own culpability, Mr. London explained that he disclosed "no real significant information".