Sentence examples for mitigating risk and from inspiring English sources

Alpine decisions are mostly about mitigating risk, and experienced climbers consistently back off when factors don't align for safety.

"It is about mitigating risk and not repeating mistakes of the past," said one senior American officer in Iraq, referring to this cautious approach.

It is clear that corn ethanol has served as a stepping stone for cellulosic ethanol and other biofuels, mitigating risk and establishing a market.

Even if they do realize it, they may not know a way to innovate the hiring practice to be more skill-centric while still mitigating risk and measuring for likely success.

Justin Keeble, managing director of consultancy Accenture's sustainability services division, agrees: "The business imperative is about mitigating risk and making your business more resilient against resource scarcity and energy insecurity".

The project provides clients with "commercially-relevant research, analysis and consulting services to assist them with mitigating risks and identifying opportunities for their business" – especially, "the economic, security and political risks which may impact our clients operating in the Middle East".

According to the NELM, migration consists of a household's strategy that aims at mitigating risks and facing market failures (namely credit and labor markets) in developing countries.

We have to mitigate risk and this may mean making difficult and unpopular decisions.

Just as our financial portfolios need diversification to mitigate risk and thrive, our social, economic and cultural systems need diversity to thrive and maintain a healthy planet.

The Treasury said that forcing these derivatives through clearinghouses and onto exchanges was not necessary because existing procedures in the foreign exchange market mitigate risk and ensure stability.

The company entered the housing market "to diversify our portfolio and mitigate risk" and picked Manhattan because "doing large residential projects still makes sense there," said Brad A. Robertson, Pitcairn's vice president of development.