Sentence examples for instead of mitigating from inspiring English sources

Tax policy has exacerbated this trend instead of mitigating it.

The states' fiscal policy, then, is procyclical: it's amplifying the effects of the downturn, instead of mitigating them.

"Instead of mitigating customer risk, the rules create a false sense of security by imposing broad and ambiguous requirements and introducing another layer of governmental oversight," he said in a statement after the meeting.

We argue that the tests of context-aware software systems need to deal with the diversity of context instead of mitigating their effects.

Design and implementation may result in a failure; even health information technology can lead to adverse events instead of mitigating them.

The US Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) observed during explosion tests that at a low concentration of agent, some candidate halon replacement agents increased the explosion severity instead of mitigating the event.

The company ignored the note and focused instead on mitigating the attack.

Yes, that's 30 rounds instead of the current 26 but perhaps there are ways of mitigating the strain on players, like scrapping some trial games, an extra bench player, what have you.

There is hope of mitigating these issues.

But he says that the next generation of digital projectors, using lasers instead of lightbulbs, will mitigate that problem.

By having a scholarly activity requirement that can be met, by not only basic and clinical science research and publications, but also development of a new medical device – even if the device fails in the market – a student can have confidence that their long-term residency and employment risks, which often appear dependent on publications instead of innovations, can be mitigated.