Sentence examples for be impossible to mitigate from inspiring English sources

A crisis he and other scientists first sensed more than two decades ago is drifting toward us in what seems like slow motion, but fast enough that it may be impossible to mitigate the damage.

Their only major setback since MWC has been the publication of a damning report by the U.K.'s spy agency, suggesting that it may be impossible to mitigate the risks from Huawei 5G equipment long-term.

The lack of an opportunity to attain these skills remains an extension of the achievement gap that may well be impossible to mitigate without a laboratory course component.

Despite admitting that it would be impossible to recreate in the present highly developed ancient woodland habitats, Owen Paterson argued that the loss could be mitigated by a "huge offset" of planting elsewhere.

The exact timing of mudslides is hard to predict, and they're nearly impossible to mitigate, according to the USGS.

Experts say the Spectre flaw is much harder to exploit, but it is also almost impossible to mitigate.

The CG-dependent sequencing bias is harder to mitigate and, under our model, is impossible to be normalized using only a single replicate data.

That there is something tragic in Benedict's story does not mitigate its negative weight, but it is impossible to read "Last Testament" without feeling sorry for a man whose life has been so branded by fear.

While it is impossible to completely stop the effects of anthropological global warming, it is possible to mitigate these effects via a variety of options.

While Sinclair-Smith said it's impossible to completely eliminate homelessness, the systems put in place will help to significantly mitigate it.

The majority of trainees (16 (84%)) agreed and those who did not opined that 'it is impossible to achieve' or that 'for some it's not important as work success can mitigate stress'.