Sentence examples for mitigating the decline from inspiring English sources

"The significant efforts of our brand management teams were successful in partially mitigating the decline in cruise ticket prices," said chairman and chief executive Micky Arison.

He said the government would also invest in measures that would help mitigate the decline in the Japanese population by encouraging families to have more children.

It now has 24 million monthly users and its success helped to mitigate the decline in usage of some of Zynga's other titles.

Brokerage was up 9percentt and asset management was up 62percentt, yet given the small size of their businesses, the results were not enough to seriously mitigate the decline in the securities division.

A principal role of marine protected areas (MPAs) is to mitigate the decline of biodiversity.

"Kalamazoo Promise probably did help mitigate the decline in the central city area," Ready said.

We thus infer that saline origin populations contain alleles that mitigate the decline of performance under saline soils, or conversely that non-saline origin populations contain alleles that increase their sensitivity to salinity.

Importantly, these should be provided in the context of naturalistic environments that involve responsive caregiving, enriched language, and reciprocal interactions that may mitigate the decline in neurodevelopment of at-risk children and foster the functional traits that are critical for psychosocial health and development [ 132, 137].

For that matter, when commodities were rising earlier in the year, why didn't the producers' shares rally enough to mitigate the declines in other sectors?

The two managers did all they could to right their sinking funds, even going so far as to pitch to their group's pricing team that the securities should receive higher values, thus mitigating the funds' decline, according to the indictment.

First of all, in terms of cognitive decline, it was good news that time seemed to somewhat mitigate the cognitive decline.