Sentence examples for mitigating some of from inspiring English sources

Even so, there was a possibility, never taken, of mitigating some of the grimmest consequences.

It also lent a lovely sweetness, mitigating some of the full-on saltiness of the cheese.

The report claims that retraining staff "could provide a cost-effective and rapid solution to mitigating some of the pressures on more senior staff".

A number of charities are also mitigating some of the worst effects of the fall in funding by taking steps to grow their proportion of "earned" income.

So a scientific diaspora gives countries of origin a leg-up in terms of access to the latest research, mitigating some of the problems of a "brain drain".

Given India's slowing growth rate and the sheer scale of the gap with China, India has no choice but to accept its relative disadvantage and focus on mitigating some of its own vulnerabilities.

ECMO works to mitigate some of that risk.

The governor took pains to mitigate some of his cuts.

Paying the living wage might help mitigate some of the negative effects of universal credit".

We told ourselves that excellent medical care might mitigate some of her worst afflictions.

Unknown to Mr. Chang at the time, Chiang Ching-kuo evidently tried to mitigate some of his childhood poverty.