Sentence examples for mitigating its effects from inspiring English sources

Genetic engineering offers a promising option for mitigating its effects.

It deserves to be read by those who remain unmoved and cynical about the reality of climate change, and too by those committed to mitigating its effects.

Ewing suggests we are unnerved and preoccupied by population growth – 7.6 billion people and counting – and that our civilisation is subconsciously engaged with mitigating its effects.

Joe Schwieterman, a professor at DePaul University, testified that the bill would have its own unintended consequences, favouring local interests over regional ones and possibly discouraging private investment.If the board approves the deal, who will pay for mitigating its effects?

In fact, he asks, "What can be made of this opportunity to advance the goals of bringing about the eventual overruling of Roe v. Wade and, in the meantime, of mitigating its effects?" Nan Aron President, Alliance for Justice Washington, Jan . 3 2006.

Future work should include further investigation of the role class imbalance in review spam data as well as mitigating its effects using ensemble learners and sampling techniques.

Before the U.S. attack, the Trump administration warned the Russians and the thus the Syrians that it was coming, thus severely mitigating its effect.

Unfortunately, almost all of the works reviewed have only mentioned this problem, and of course, the authors have included it as one of the constraints in the optimisation problem but not much has been done towards mitigating its effect on the overall productivity of CRN.

In the former case, evolution amplifies the initial change; in the latter, it mitigates its effects.

But it has mitigated its effects.

There would surely be a consensus that we should start straight away and do our damnedest to find ways to deflect it or mitigate its effects.