Sentence examples for mitigating efforts from inspiring English sources

The decision of farmers to participate in the market through the vent of farmgate continues to hamper poverty mitigating efforts.

Access-on-demand would mitigate efforts to develop patience and frustration tolerance, and might encourage a sense of entitlement and an illusory notion of power and control.

And the issue Romney is most criticized for, flip-flopping on key issues from taxes to gay rights, would seem to mitigate efforts to portray him as a puppet of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The only language mitigating this effort to drive up drug prices is a vague exemption for HIV, tuberculosis and malaria drugs.

Participation in a voluntary "Reclaim Your Name" program of the kind Ms. Brill proposed might help the industry mitigate government efforts toward greater regulation.

Such a solution helps cloud users mitigate manual effort which is tedious and error-prone.

Efforts at mitigating global biodiversity loss have often focused on preserving large, intact natural habitats.

In a barely disguised attack on Trump and fellow protectionists, it warned leaders to put more effort into mitigating the effects of globalisation.

And he agrees with many scientists and environmentalists that carbon sequestration is only one element in the effort to mitigate global warming, an effort that will still require lowering the use of fossil fuels.

This effort mitigates the adverse effects of stormwater runoff on downstream impaired waterbodies.

This prediction rests on the assumption that low SEP individuals have higher extrinsic mortality, i.e. mortality not easily mitigated by individual effort.