Sentence examples for mitigate and from inspiring English sources

Security teams need to be able to detect, mitigate and recover from attacks quickly and effectively.

The Monsanto statement added: "We help farmers mitigate and adapt to climate change.

But he continued to recommend immediate prudent steps to mitigate and delay climatic warming".

So we have to plan to mitigate and adapt to climate change".

I'd read about a drug called naltrexone, which is a pill that helps mitigate and manage alcohol cravings and abuse.

Logic therefore suggests that we cannot end or solve this migration crisis, only mitigate and manage it better.

"It has been hard for Asda to mitigate and offset its losses to the discounters with gains from other players".

But they are trying both to mitigate and publicise an alarming acceleration in the rate at which languages are vanishing.

What can we plan now that will mitigate — and maybe even prevent — some of the worse horrors that we can now quite accurately predict?

"The proactive and professional relationship that exists between Mexican authorities and the F.D.A. has always helped to expeditiously mitigate and control any potential risks," he said.

UNEP also said Sochi organisers were procrastinating on political decisions that would mitigate and compensate for the unwanted environmental fallout of the games.