Sentence examples for mitigate terror from inspiring English sources
Literally, every foot counts," said Eve Hinman, the president of Hinman Consulting Engineers and a principal author of "Primer for Design of Commercial Buildings to Mitigate Terror Attack," issued in 2003 by the emergency management agency.
Knowing something about the biology, behavior and world status of sharks does not mitigate the terror swimmers feel when a shark appears beside them or the horror that Jessie Arbogast and his family felt when the bull shark took his arm.
At the conference, staged by the Central Intelligence Agency and George Washington University, Younger said increased cooperation between agencies and improvements in the way governments tackled terror were "doing a great deal to mitigate the threat".
It aimed to offer a platform to "debate reform and suggest remedies" for the terror indoctrination which had precipitated the attacks, and mitigate sexism and sectarian incitement through dialogue.
But at the same time, because the children themselves do not perceive the full terribleness of their situation, the terror is mitigated by a sense of wonder and adventure.
As it turned out, my terror was mitigated somewhat by my appreciation for the "Death Road's" unexpectedly lovely surrounding.
The problem of surge capacity in the wake of a terror-related emergency has lead to a number of interesting proposals designed to mitigate the effects of crowds as well as deficiencies in patient care capacities.
You always have to mitigate".
How to mitigate this trend?
Several factors mitigate against him.
