Sentence examples for how to mitigate problems from inspiring English sources
This research systematically examines the mechanism of asphaltene precipitation and how to mitigate problems associated with asphaltene deposition based on compositional simulations.
Mold can affect property values and a home inspector can tell you how to mitigate mold problems.
My reader e-mail indicates that the only consensus on how to mitigate the problem is to somehow eliminate big carry-on bags that exceed posted size limits.
Given the vast size of the United States and the impunity with which extremists exploit its freedoms to spread hate online, the question of how to mitigate the problem has inspired a range of proposed strategies.
She said she regretted that the planners failed to discuss how to mitigate the traffic problems brought on by the arena and the dense housing development, or the extensive use of public subsidies and eminent domain.
In a June 1988 memorandum, she analyzed two cases in which an appeals court had struck down actions by federal agencies — like issuing a permit to build a ski lodge in a national forest — because they failed to make a detailed plan about how to mitigate possible environmental problems.
Here's how automation and individualization in business processes can affect your brand, and how to mitigate any potential problems with balancing the two.
"Have you thought about how to mitigate against that problem?" "So you're saying that might be a problem just because the company has an educational slant?" "Yes," Thiel said.
Provide details about a class action settlement for faulty roofs, share stories about how to mitigate a pest problem that reoccurs only every few years in the summer, or answer questions people have about buying a home before theirs sells.
