Sentence examples for mitigating a problem from inspiring English sources

The development of perennial cultivars (CVs) of upland rice would give farmers a new tool to reduce soil erosion from hilly fields, thereby mitigating a problem of regional concern in Southeast Asia.

Yet, if we can harness this methane, we'll both be mitigating a problem and capturing a valuable source of energy.

"We have mitigated a problem that we first recognized as soon as we kind of owned the country, and realized real fast that there were specific border areas that were wide open," said one senior military officer who watches border operations closely.

Rep. Collin Peterson (D-Minn)., the ranking Democrat on the House Agriculture Committee, argued against using a bailout program to mitigate a problem created by the administration, saying it would set a bad precedent by politicizing farm payments.

I sauntered up the street for the third time,(one, two) to see if maybe, just maybe -- my idea at the last association meeting would mitigate a problem that my neighborhood is fortunate enough to call an issue of concern.

The idea is to harness the enterprise of small-business people to mitigate a social problem in a sustainable way.

The Longitude prize has not only allowed us all to play a part in shaping the future by deciding how science can be used to mitigate a global problem, but it is also spurring on the innovation and collaboration needed to further existing technologies so that a cheap, fast and easy to use point-of-care diagnostic test can be developed that correctly identifies bacterial infections.

But they are helping to mitigate a serious problem.

This finding, however, is not surprising as the application of payback clauses in a firm could mitigate a poaching problem just as well as indicate it.

Construction and installation of the hood has been performed and a 65% reduction in fume emission was achieved, thus significantly mitigating a long-standing emission problem.

"In theory, it should be a great idea, and if there's a market out there, it could at least mitigate an environmental problem and they could make a decent profit," Lee said.