Sentence examples for mitigate or avoid from inspiring English sources

He does grow weary of the road, on occasion, but whenever he's tried to mitigate or avoid the hardships of being on the bus, it hasn't worked out.

The proposed methodology may be adopted further for safety measure design to mitigate or avoid the impacts of a fire event in any complex processing facility.

At an employment appeal tribunal in central London today, Dinah Rose QC, for Nicholson, said: "The philosophical belief in this case is that mankind is headed towards catastrophic climate change and that, as a result, we are under a duty to do all that we can to live our lives so as to mitigate or avoid that catastrophe for future generations.

The information provided by these indicators can be used to determine the best way to mitigate or avoid the potential collision.

The strategy to mitigate or avoid DoS attacks is to detour DoS attack traffic using real-time migration among infrastructure resources.

"If there's a course, there are things we can mitigate, or avoid, but it's not 100% guaranteed," she said.

Currently, stakeholders who deal with crises have to make decisions under stress, for example in order to mitigate consequences or avoid negative impacts on high-stake elements.

In general, EWS are regarded as management tools to predict outbreaks of infectious diseases so that health authorities can prepare for the epidemics and act accordingly to mitigate against or avoid the impact of these diseases (Teklehaimanot et al. 2004a, 2004b).

In the District alone, more than 18,000 crashes could be mitigated or avoided altogether.

David Cameron approved the appointment on the condition that Mr Hartnett was "not involved in any work considering how UK taxation can be mitigated or avoided".

As stated in Section I, the blocking problem can be mitigated or avoided using the Spine-Leaf topology.