Sentence examples for fail to mitigate from inspiring English sources
"But I listen when the scientists say that, if we fail to mitigate climate change, the environmental, social, and economic consequences will be stark and severe...
"But I listen when the scientists say that, if we fail to mitigate climate change, the environmental, social, and economic consequences will be stark and severe..
But I listen when the scientists say that if we fail to mitigate climate change, the environmental, social and economic consequences will be stark and severe," he said.
If policy makers and businesses choose to only focus their efforts within their national borders, they fail to mitigate serious water risks or to generate a wider range of benefits.
However, uniform cash compensation that appears effective at the national average, is found to fail to mitigate price shocks in 16 of 37 states – thus putting livelihoods (and public support for reforms) at risk.
Regulatory mechanisms such as bank closure policy and capital adequacy requirements that are commonly based only on a bank's own risk fail to mitigate aggregate risk-shifting incentives, and can, in fact, accentuate systemic risk.
Additionally, UroA/UAS03 failed to mitigate TNBS-induced colitis in mice lacking AhR (Fig. 8).
The West, the authors argue, has failed to mitigate global warming, so developing countries will have to take over.
These results indicate that African protected areas have generally failed to mitigate human-induced threats to African large mammal populations, but they also show some successes".
