Sentence examples for hope to mitigate from inspiring English sources
It was more than a surprise; it was a rebuke to the liberal assumption that crime, poverty, homelessness and so forth are driven by vast, impersonal forces that municipal government can only hope to mitigate, if that.
We hope to mitigate many of the problems elsewhere".
Here, we hope to mitigate the effect of temporally inconsistent solutions by summing over many near-optimal solutions.
In seeking permission from the Charity Commission, the library clearly hopes to mitigate this moral problem, but there remains a case to answer.
The White House hopes to mitigate each of those vulnerabilities with the proposals Mr. Obama will roll out this week, as well as a pending bill in the Senate designed to fuel lending to small businesses.
It hopes to mitigate any possible negative effects from the turbines ahead of construction.
Google crafted its Common Names Policy in order to promote trust and transparency, hoping to mitigate spam and flame wars.
It hopes to "mitigate the obstructed view" but does not intend to remove the camera altogether or reposition the team benches.
Second Porch hopes to mitigate this problem with its Facebook app that lets owners create a free property listing that can be broadcast to your Facebook friends.
He hopes to mitigate some of the issues using continuous integration systems combined with shared libraries in order to do large volumes of compilation more easily.
"Instead of aggressively responding with price cuts of its own, AMD seems to have chosen a strategy wherein it hopes to mitigate the impact of Intels actions by moving up the launch of its new AM2 parts," the analyst said.
