Sentence examples for far to mitigate from inspiring English sources
New employment opportunities would go far to mitigate public disenchantment with a corrupt political class.
(The fact that the firm was belatedly fired only goes so far to mitigate the damage). Rarely do we perceive the effects of corruption in such stark terms.
This paper critically reviews the attempts performed thus far to mitigate the issues associated with the use of ferritic stainless steels on the cathode side.
In this paper we present a comparative experimental study of the main software rejuvenation techniques developed so far to mitigate the software aging effects.
It's also plagued with numerous risks that existing platforms only go so far to mitigate.
However, the announced lockup has done little so far to mitigate the beating its share price is taking.
It would seem that the Beeb has finally woken up to the need for it to perform this duty – but director general Tony Hall's plans won't go far enough to mitigate the effects of the upheaval.
On average these remote plaintiffs have far greater opportunities to mitigate losses by doing business elsewhere.
Historically, studies show those demographics suffer worse from pollution than white Americans, and receive far fewer resources to mitigate it.
But a more diverse sector, less beholden to a handful of old giants, would be far better equipped to mitigate wealth's corrupting effects.
This is the dark side of meritocracy, and Labour should have thought far harder about it This is the dark side of meritocracy, and Labour should have thought far harder about how to mitigate it.
