Sentence examples for mitigated the risk from inspiring English sources
He added: "The industry was not prepared because it believed it had mitigated the risk … And that clearly was a very bad assumption".
He said eBay has mitigated the risk of late-in-the-season online shopping by deploying marketing tactics earlier in the season and offering multiple promotions to sellers.
That could be a risky bet, although Buffett mitigated the risk by demanding a 10% interest rate and options to buy about 1% of the company at a bargain price.
But in the case of the teddy bear hack, age-old parenting techniques – like teaching about "stranger danger" or using safe words – could have mitigated the risk posed by an attacker who learned a child's identity and then tried to use that in some harmful way, like a kidnapping.
"The lesson of all crises elsewhere is that unless you start to write down debt you don't really start to make inroads". However, Mr Lyons cautioned that while the deal mitigated the risk of Greece leaving the euro, it did little to help the Greek economy recover.
This advice mitigated the risk of sensor error leading to insulin overdelivery during CL operation as assessed by in silico testing using the validated Cambridge simulator.
Project Frog, however, has mitigated the risks typically associated with the sector, Lerner said.
In addition, mobile money has mitigated the risks associated with traveling with large sums of cash.
"The advice mitigates the risk".
Better, they argue, to mitigate the risk at the source.
People travel together to help mitigate the risk of migration.
