Sentence examples for is mitigating from inspiring English sources
verb
To reduce, lessen, or decrease.
Hejazi, M. I. et al. 21st century United States emissions mitigation could increase water stress more than the climate change it is mitigating.
And that improved outlook, in turn, is mitigating the impact of the rate increases.
The challenge for both student and institution is mitigating that risk and achieving end goals of development and sustainability.
Mr. Newman said the company is "mitigating its risks" by renovating some of the space for several tenants rather for than a single user.
Privately, the Scottish Labour leadership is realistic: winning is not in prospect; the best it can hope for is mitigating the onward march of the SNP.
Mr. Farhad said, "The assistance we are providing, at least it is mitigating the harsh winter these families are experiencing right now".
And terrorist guilt is mitigated.
Migraine is mitigated by genes + lifestyle.
This loose construction, however, is mitigated in two important ways.
"The least we could do is mitigate it".
Disruption induces cultural change and/or is mitigated by regulation.
