Sentence examples similar to mitigated demands from inspiring English sources

In the RIC scenario, oil demand is mitigated to reach 14 million tonnes/year in 2030.

The referendum results are not surprising given earlier polls had predicted the "no" camp would win by a large margin, however the results have mitigated concerns that increased demand from the Swiss National Bank (SNB) could cause a spike in gold prices.

However, the Hollywood Reporter noted that a simultaneous on-demand release mitigated the theatrical run.

As in the quantitative study, our findings suggest that morale is influenced by a combination of individual job characteristics (limited resources available to meet the needs of demanding clients, mitigated by autonomy in a satisfying role and support from managers and above all colleagues) and broader organisational and cultural factors.

Hence, real options provide the options holder with managerial flexibility, where risk coming from future uncertainty in areas such as customer demand, technology, and cost could be mitigated smoothly (Kogut, 1991).

The lack of definitive evidence combined with the practicalities and demands of administering insulin therapy safely have mitigated widespread adoption in clinical practice.

And demand is also a factor that needs to be mitigated, as game launches bring large amounts of users to the platform.

Last March, the city's Planning Commission voted not to adopt a mitigated negative declaration, or MND, on the Scholl project, after hearing more than 100 pleas from residents who demanded additional study.

It mitigated surprise obstacles.

How will this be mitigated?

How could this be mitigated?