Sentence examples similar to mitigate forgetting from inspiring English sources

That many otherwise competent adults don't seem to know this, either, to go by an informal around-and-about poll, doesn't mitigate the feeling that forgetting the particulars of the Forgotten War is a symptom of national decline.

The true cause is much scarier, and could affect hundreds of bridges across the world if we ever forget to account for, and mitigate, the fluttering effects that brought this one down.

Eyeballs might mitigate the need for my final button idea, the "Good Lord, I forgot you were on here" button: two eyebrows flying up in the air.

Since the oil spill, however, Jindal seems to have forgotten about his disdain for Washington and has asked the federal government for more assistance to clean up and mitigate the impact of the oil spill.

We conduct an experiment to examine whether investors forget to adjust for an accounting change in periods subsequent to the change, and examine the effectiveness of interventions designed to mitigate that tendency.

You always have to mitigate".

How to mitigate this trend?

It may also mitigate them somewhat.

This should mitigate any tendency towards clustering.

In the process, they actually mitigate bubbles.

The important thing is to mitigate them".