Sentence examples for mitigate price from inspiring English sources

However flawed its books were, Enron was considered the battering ram that helped break open Europe's tightly regulated energy markets, and in the process pioneered the complex trading of electricity and natural gas contracts meant to mitigate price risks.

However, uniform cash compensation that appears effective at the national average, is found to fail to mitigate price shocks in 16 of 37 states – thus putting livelihoods (and public support for reforms) at risk.

But he would not criticize the federal commission for "mitigating" price spikes in the market.

Page A8 APPROVAL FOR FOOD MEASURES Agriculture ministers from the Group of 20 leading economies agreed on measures intended to lift global production and to improve supplies of basic foods, while mitigating price swings.

PARIS — Agriculture ministers from the Group of 20 leading economies agreed Thursday on measures intended to lift global production and improve supplies of basic foods, while mitigating price swings.

A novel planning method, aiming at optimal utilization of BESS for mitigating price-related risk was also presented in [15].

The interaction effects of government participation indices with housing prices of countries weighted by cultural similarity are negative, which implies that government participation could mitigate housing price contagion via the cultural channel as well.

"That has to help mitigate the price increases for crops".

To mitigate the price advantage of the Japanese, American automakers have been offering cash incentives of as much as $3,000, crimping profit margins.

But it can mitigate temporary price spikes by carefully exploiting the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which holds almost 600 million barrels of crude oil in salt domes in Texas and Louisiana.

But the net purchases by individual investors tend to mitigate the price decline of stocks that have had negative news and to exaggerate the increases of those with positive news.