Sentence examples for mitigate the general from inspiring English sources
Therefore, she wishes to be universally tender — to mitigate the general sum of suffering, in the hope that she herself may come off easily.
The transport of particulate organic matter associated with cascading appears to enhance the recruitment of this deep-sea living resource, apparently mitigating the general trend of overexploitation.
Having competent clinical managers mitigated the general frustration with health service management related to inappropriate service models and insufficient or inequitably distributed resources.
1 6 Beginning in 1995, Taiwan launched the National Health Insurance NHII) programme and attempted to mitigate the health disparity among the general population living in different geographic regions.
Tuesday's hearing is expected to cover the cause of the April 20 fire and subsequent explosion, along with the efforts to stop the leak and mitigate the spread of oil and general havoc throughout the region.
Tuesday's hearing covered the April 20 fire and subsequent explosion, along with the efforts to stop the leak and mitigate the spread of oil and general havoc throughout the region.
We distinguish three different kinds of cost associated with the variation in transportation time: precautionary costs to avoid or mitigate the consequences of delays in general; operational costs that are caused by measures that have to be taken in case of delays and stock-out costs.
It is undertaken by the government of Ethiopia in an effort to mitigate the impacts of the epidemic in the general population and amongst children in particular.
Finally, the mixture containing ternary blends of 20% FA/LSP were in general more effective to mitigate the ASR risk for 14 days compared to all mortars.
The general talent and dedication of the ensemble mitigate the script's occasional lapses into sentimentality and noisy confrontation.
For the last several March meetings, general managers have tried to mitigate the dangers of the game's faster pace.
