Sentence examples for impossible to mitigate from inspiring English sources

The downstream effects —salt-water ingress into an estuary with no river are becoming impossible to mitigate.

A crisis he and other scientists first sensed more than two decades ago is drifting toward us in what seems like slow motion, but fast enough that it may be impossible to mitigate the damage.

The closed nature of election systems makes it difficult to detect compromised election results — and next to impossible to mitigate or attribute the associated attacks.

Their only major setback since MWC has been the publication of a damning report by the U.K.'s spy agency, suggesting that it may be impossible to mitigate the risks from Huawei 5G equipment long-term.

Experts say the Spectre flaw is much harder to exploit, but it is also almost impossible to mitigate.

The exact timing of mudslides is hard to predict, and they're nearly impossible to mitigate, according to the USGS.

And as noble as the efforts of law enforcement may be, Roman said, it's impossible for any entity to mitigate risk down to zero.

Millions of people are going to come into those choke points, which are highly vulnerable, and need to be protected, as well". And as noble as the efforts of law enforcement may be, Roman said, it's impossible for any entity to mitigate risk down to zero.

But the generous allowances were condemned by environmental groups worried about the chemicals used in fracking and fearful that burning more gas will make it impossible to hit carbon reduction targets designed to mitigate climate change.

It becomes impossible for the parent to demonstrate enough change to mitigate the history, no matter how good a bond they are forming with their baby.

Due to the dramatic differences in viewpoint and scale between ground and aerial images, which make matching them directly nearly impossible, we perform an intermediate view-synthesis step to mitigate the matching difficulty.