Sentence examples for do something to mitigate from inspiring English sources
"They needed to do something to mitigate their inventory risk and create a more predictable business for themselves".
After the events of 9/11 Edie felt called to do something to mitigate the misunderstanding and fear between Jews, Christians, and Muslims.
That could do something to mitigate the damage to the party, and particularly to Mr Berlusconi, who tried to persuade Ms Polverini to face down calls for her resignation.
Soubry, who was a senior minister in the business department until July, said the carmaker had privately suggested to her in the past it would move production to France if it did not have a guarantee that it would be protected from tariffs or if the government did not do "something to mitigate the damage of tariffs".
"They didn't give the detail of what they wanted, they made it very clear that without a guarantee that they would not be subject to tariffs or if they were subject to tariffs the government would do something to mitigate the damage of tariffs … that without that, they told me, my understanding actually was that they would go to Renault because they clearly had the capacity there," she said.
Justice or beneficence may require that the society do something to mitigate their losses.
So while industry is responsible for creating global warming, government is responsible for doing something to mitigate it.
The executive must be seen to be doing something to mitigate border security threats.
While the jury's still out on that one, you can look to snake-oil devices that at least make you think you're doing something to mitigate their problems.
In healing they do something to someone.
