Sentence examples for failure to mitigate from inspiring English sources

The court sided with the trust, saying "that the buyer made no attempt to participate in the auction and bid on the painting" and that failure to do so "constitutes a failure to mitigate its alleged consequential damages".

It said one single accident could trigger a wider drilling ban or financially sink a business: "While the global energy sector is playing an increasingly pivotal role in stimulating economic recovery, the industry's failure to mitigate the risks associated with the new frontiers in exploration and production could jeopardise future growth".

"The audit has highlighted that potential fraudulent/irregular activity is not confined to one particular geographical area of the division and shows a potential systematic failure to mitigate the risk towards this behaviour at both an office and regional level," the report states.

Failure to mitigate dangerous climate change; Flooding.

Last year, Walker joined Richard Salgado, Google's Director, Law Enforcement and Information Security, to head to Capitol Hill for the first round of reckoning on big tech's failure to mitigate political disinformation campaigns during the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

First, failure to mitigate these STEP forces may undermine the efficacy of any given economic policy instrument that aims to close the cost gap between wind power and entrenched generation technologies.

The Successes and Failures to Mitigate Water Contamination Over 20 Years Yasuo Onishi, Oleg V. Voltsekhovich, Mark J. Zheleznyak, eds.

The Successes and Failures to Mitigate Water Contamination Over 20 Years Yasuo Onishi, Oleg V. Voitsekhovich, Mark J. Zheleznyak, eds.

It wasn't the screen that disrupted the fuller synthesis of deep reading; it was the allure of multitasking on the Internet and a failure to properly mitigate its impact.

This chapter highlights the qualitative aspects of failure prevention which are necessary to mitigate systematic failures (which include software bugs and ambiguities).

A risk-limiting dispatch methodology is presented; a new device, called the electric spring, is developed for smoothing out fluctuations in periphery clusters; and means to mitigate failures are discussed.