Sentence examples for hope of mitigating from inspiring English sources

The United States must realise that Latin American countries will sometimes choose left-leaning governments in the hope of mitigating the inequalities that successive centre-right governments have done so little to address.

There is hope of mitigating these issues.

Coordinated beamforming (CBF) has been studied in hope of mitigating the inter-cell interference experienced by cell-edge users.

Although the radio data also have systematic errors, the Harper solution combines the datasets in the hope of mitigating such errors.

They were given the responsibility to seek forgiveness and rewards, to offer, as penance, their sacrifices and acts of atonement, in the hope of mitigating their numerous wrong doings and offenses against nature.

The best defense is clearly widespread study of the virus in the hopes of mitigating the consequences of an outbreak among humans.

Mr. Armstrong, in hopes of mitigating his lifetime ban from Olympic sports, might implicate Mr. Weisel and other team owners, according to people briefed on the case.

In addition, "Mr. Armstrong, in hopes of mitigating his lifetime ban from Olympic sports, might implicate Mr. Weisel and other team owners, according to people briefed on the case," Ms. Craig reports.

Recently, there has been increased effort toward developing antitoxin therapies, rather than antibacterial treatments, in hopes of mitigating the acquisition of drug resistance.

A society that bans modes of expression in the hopes of mitigating its discomfort with gender, race, and religion will need to search for ever more points of restriction if the underlying issues are not addressed.

Olynyk made the conscious and mature decision to redshirt in the 2011-2012 season, in the hopes of mitigating his weaknesses and enhancing his strengths in an attempt to lead Gonzaga to a national title.