Sentence examples for mitigated impacts from inspiring English sources

Wind power has the fewest and most easily mitigated impacts; solar energy is comparably benign if designed and managed carefully.

But another way of looking at it is that the public fury over the spill was key to spurring the response that mitigated the impact.

Clear-cutting sharply reduced bilberry abundance on mineral soils and green-tree retention only slightly mitigated that impact; however, in drier sites, some recovery had started in 10 years.

Update, 6/20/2017, 4 PM ET: Microsoft has now updated the post to say it has made some configuration corrections and mitigated the impact.

Update, 6/20/2017, 4 PM ET: Microsoft has now updated the post to say it has made some configuration corrections and mitigated the impact.

Natural resources/environmental space: The impact of the intervention on natural resources and the environment must be considered –harmful effects mitigated or beneficial impacts promoted.

Our findings support the recommendations of the Technical Workshop outlined above in that breastfeeding support and clearly written, non-alarmist information appear to have mitigated potential negative impacts of the study.

Similarly, casing wear is often associated with hard-rock drilling or tortuous wellbores but, if not properly mitigated, can adversely impact casing exposed to even moderate drill through.

Therefore, I propose we levy a terrorism-war gasoline tax increase of $1 per gallon, mitigated for regressive impact via a payroll tax reduction.

Are they in line with the assessment carried out at preparation, and have impacts been mitigated effectively through the environmental management plan?

This negative impact is mitigated for homeowners and possibly positive for people in socially rented accommodations.