Sentence examples for effort to mitigate from inspiring English sources

"It's an effort to mitigate the effectiveness of free speech," he said.

Contained tissue extraction techniques have been developed in an effort to mitigate morcellation-related risks.

Standardised products would also have to be cleared through central counterparties in an effort to mitigate risk.

What it shows is that a global effort to mitigate climate change would require a sharp break with the past.

The effort to mitigate CO2 emissions is much more difficult than lowering fossil energy use or oil consumption.

Held every decade since 1994, the meeting brings together key government decision makers and experts in an effort to mitigate the impact of future natural disasters.

Spam has proven to be a plague of the modern world that has defied nearly every effort to mitigate its effects.

But supposing a club makes every effort to mitigate its liability with perimeter hoardings, programme notes, PA announcements, assiduous stewarding and all-encompassing CCTV?

If he, or Hillary Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, get the job, America may well once more take a lead in the global effort to mitigate climate change.

Yet if traditional efforts at gun control are at a political dead end, there should still be room for a public health effort to mitigate their harm.

Many of his natural supporters are convinced either that global warming is scientific rubbish, or that any effort to mitigate it would prove an economic nightmare.