Sentence examples for mitigating the economic from inspiring English sources

S.& P. warned that Germany's rating could be moved down for the first time by one notch, to AA+ from AAA, if its analysts concluded that the central bank's current policy was "unlikely to be effective in mitigating the economic and financing shocks that we believe Germany could be experiencing".

Despite mounting economic losses from both acute and chronic flood events in coastal areas of the U.S., little empirical research has been conducted on the importance of existing landscape-level ecological components in mitigating the economic impacts to vulnerable coastal communities over the long term.

By mitigating the economic effects of government interventions designed to promote ecologically sustainable activities, efficiency-improving technological progress may make the imposition of these interventions more palatable, and more likely to be implemented.

This, in turn, has led to mitigating the economic, sanitary and social effects.

The study suggests that high economic activity and, indirectly, high fertility, are more effective and more plausible in mitigating the economic effects of ageing than high immigration.

It was revealed that decision-making delays were often influenced by caregivers' concerns of maintaining good family relations, of mitigating the economic consequences of seeking care, and of reducing the risk of getting low quality treatment when selecting healthcare provider.

Other factors will mitigate the economic effect of aging.

That in itself would mitigate the economic impact of Brexit, some experts said.

China has noticeably not loosened monetary policy in recent months to mitigate the economic slowdown.

The IFS said that new agreements would mitigate the economic cost of giving up single market membership.

End-around approaches that might have mitigated the economic damage might therefore have diminished their bargaining power.