Sentence examples for costs to mitigate from inspiring English sources

I think it's easier to figure out the costs to mitigate the issue than it is to figure out the value of mitigation... [or of the loss of an asset], right.

The company cut costs to mitigate some of the downturn but is cautious about any recovery in prices in the short term.

He may be hoping in vain: his country needs a drop in borrowing costs to mitigate its slump, yet the bright young things at the fund do not worry about saving jobs, but about rescuing the currency.

"We maintained our relentless focus on managing costs to mitigate the effects that the ongoing transformation of our industry and an uneven economic recovery had on our operating performance".

The company said it would cut costs to mitigate difficult advertising sales.

In this case, significant amounts of HCl (or HF) would be liberated under extraction conditions and may require additional efforts and costs to mitigate.

In addition, trade-offs are found between extreme flood risk and expected total cost, which reflect increases in cost to mitigate risk.

As Black indicates, in the later years of the mandate the British did try, however ineffectually but at considerable cost, to mitigate the consequences of the Balfour declaration – notably in the white paper of 1939, which evoked anti-British terrorism by the Zionist extremists.

To get there it just needs to convince people that giving up some of their privacy is a worthwhile cost to mitigate the risk of something else being lost.

To get there it just needs to convince people that giving up some of their privacy is a worthwhile cost to mitigate the risk of something else being lost.

The RMR generation cost to mitigate the system insecurity considered in this study was adapted from [26], which is derived from using a specified operating cost multiplied by the marginal probability (PM).