Sentence examples for likelihood of mitigating from inspiring English sources

Ms. Olshevski said the panelists were asked to consider the challenges of using the technology, the safety benefits, operator-performance benefits, possible distraction factors and the feature's likelihood of mitigating accident effects.

Tax policy has exacerbated this trend instead of mitigating it.

There is hope of mitigating these issues.

There are several potential ways of mitigating these effects.

The aim of managing strategy threats is to reduce likelihood of occurrence and mitigate consequence if the threat materializes.

To become safer, we need to allow discussion of these errors — to understand them, learn from them and redesign our systems to reduce their likelihood and mitigate their consequences.

"This restriction should mitigate the likelihood of lenders 'clearing out' a consumer's account, as payment will only be taken where the amount can be taken in full".

It was hoped that extensive revisions to offshore-drilling regulations, prompted by the spill and issued in April 2016, would mitigate the likelihood of future disasters.

We can both maintain our Second Amendment rights and begin to put some safeguards in place to mitigate the likelihood of another Sandy Hook, Aurora, Virginia Tech and so on.

Both he and Stratford think that the preparation time and public nature of services mitigate the likelihood of large numbers doing so.

General building codes and standards include structural integrity requirements as an indirect approach to mitigate the likelihood of collapse of structures due to abnormal loading conditions.