Sentence examples for mitigate and resolve from inspiring English sources

The goal of this special issue is to alert scientists, public health authorities, and decision makers to the problem of poor-quality drugs and to take prompt actions to mitigate and resolve the growing peril.

His research will break new ground in providing a fundamental understanding of incentives that manage network vulnerabilities, mitigate systemic risk, and resolve failures, when institutions respond to crisis but cannot transparently observe the entire network structure.

"I think we can mitigate the issue and resolve it very shortly," he said.

If cancer centers can strengthen patients' confidence and resolve, mitigate their anxiety and stress, and continue to provide an excellent technical service, imagine what managers in less emotionally intense settings could do.

From a biological standpoint the prior inflammatory insult desensitizes the endotoxin signaling receptors in a manner that these receptors become less sensitive to the subsequent infectious challenge and therefore the cells have enough time to mitigate the endotoxin challenge and resolve the inflammatory reaction.

However, given the potential volatility of a single event -- and its potential to upend current business strategies -- executives are often better served by taking concrete actions to mitigate the risk from private politics and resolve emerging issues preemptively.

The agency is empowered to prioritize applications for generics that "could help mitigate or resolve a drug shortage and prevent future shortages".

Actions occur and resolve.

There is always hope and resolve!

Investigate and resolve any differences you find.

You can help mitigate and release grief.