Sentence examples for mitigate efforts to from inspiring English sources

Access-on-demand would mitigate efforts to develop patience and frustration tolerance, and might encourage a sense of entitlement and an illusory notion of power and control.

The only language mitigating this effort to drive up drug prices is a vague exemption for HIV, tuberculosis and malaria drugs.

Given these welcome efforts to mitigate the impact of existing lines, National Grid needs to make sure it is doing all it can to mitigate the impact of new ones".

The judge also criticized the Navy for curbing its efforts to mitigate the impact of the sonar exercises, adding, "What few mitigation measures remain continue to be ineffective".

Efforts to mitigate noise are often erased.

REDUCING FORECLOSURES Mr. Obama's efforts to mitigate foreclosures have been more modest — and less successful.

"Human efforts to mitigate," Dr. Minshall said, "exacerbate the impacts" of the fire.

This, he implies, is a natural condition that will frustrate any cultural efforts to mitigate it.

Meanwhile, the scale of the looming Iranian health crisis threatens to overwhelm recent efforts to mitigate the sanctions regime.

--Palestinian peffortsons of efforto to mitigate the impact of power shortages on sewer treatment and other civil services.

"But there would be significant benefits to the city and strong efforts to mitigate the impact on the neighborhood".