Sentence examples for it cannot be mitigated from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, poverty is and remains the main enemy for humankind and it cannot be mitigated without real cooperation between international bodies and national states, but especially between the European Union and the United States of America.

While the challenges posed by the complexity of the mitral annulus anatomy cannot be mitigated, it is possible to design mitral stents that could offer good anchorage and support to the valve prosthesis.

However, the RAKE receiver designing can only benefit for UWB devices to reduce the external interference from narrowband systems, while its interference to the narrowband systems cannot be mitigated at all.

Brown, a long time vegan, left his dream job as a biochemistry professor at Stanford to start the company because he is so convinced that climate change cannot be mitigated unless the world cuts its reliance on animal agriculture.

Because sufficient consultation time is a key for quality patient care, it should be kept in mind that the impact of any strategy may be reduced if this problem cannot be mitigated.

Distrust: The pervasive and mutual distrust cannot be mitigated through negotiation nor dispelled by simply agreeing to begin to trust one another--it is a process that must be nurtured over a period of time.

Certain things, after all, cannot be mitigated.

The recommendation, written by Robert R. Garlin and Kevin J. Casutto, concludes that the plant would result in "significant adverse visual impacts that cannot be mitigated".

If the committee concludes that national security risks cannot be mitigated, the case is referred to the president, who has the sole authority to prohibit a transaction.

The damage done to Mr. Mosley's reputation by "the embarrassing personal information" disclosed by the newspaper "cannot be mitigated by simply adding a few noughts to the number first thought of," the judge said.

On March 26th, the vice-president of campus life told W.P. in a letter that his enrollment would pose an "unacceptably high risk of substantial harm to your health and safety that cannot be mitigated by any reasonable modifications".