Sentence examples for mitigating additional from inspiring English sources

We already know a lot about how to manage for reef health and resilience, both by mitigating additional external threats and by directly managing fish populations around reefs (especially large fish, predators and herbivores), in order to minimize damage.

For shearwaters breeding in the Chafarinas Islands, the eradication of rats does not seem a sufficient measure for mitigating additional sources of adult mortality, such as that caused by long-line fisheries.

It is expected to include a series of measures to mitigate additional noise from tens of thousands of extra flights.

Column jacketing techniques have been widely used to improve the seismic performance of existing reinforced concrete buildings and to mitigate additional damage induced by subsequent earthquakes to earthquake-damaged structures.

Because these innovators know that they are taking a risk, they prefer to work directly with the company to mitigate additional risks associated with going through intermediaries.

In this case, the Link Usage might favor the use of other links over this one, in order to mitigate additional high data costs for this provider, or the Link Usage might command the Network Interface to use another Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card of the same NOP.

In 2016, the clock has been set at 3 minutes to midnight as tensions between the U.S., Russia, North Korea and other nations, particularly those involved in conflicts in the Middle East, remain high and landmark climate change agreements have not yet evolved into the fundamental changes needed to ultimately arrest the problem and mitigate additional conflict and catastrophe.

Where councils raised the precept and passed it on, it helped to some extent to mitigate those additional costs.

It said the sale of any assets would be "closely scrutinized" to mitigate any additional risks to taxpayers.

While this is good news for care staff, providers are worried about what the impact will be if the higher staffing costs aren't mitigated by additional funding.

Mr. Paterson said in May that increased pension contributions would have "a devastating impact on already overburdened local property tax payers," adding, "the comptroller's proposal does nothing to mitigate these additional burdens".