Sentence examples for mitigating the plight from inspiring English sources

Diane Nilan, founder of HEAR US, a national nonprofit agency dedicated to highlighting and mitigating the plight of homeless children in the U.S. was there to greet me.

One development mitigates the plight of the anxious wireless providers: the F.C.C. ruling that customers' land-line numbers can also be transferred to wireless carriers beginning on Nov. 24.

I first began this process as a 2010 Catto Fellow in Environmental Leadership, where we wrestled with the questions both of personal leadership and collective effort to mitigate the plight of ocean plastic.

Finally, we make recommendations for integrating the results of these studies in a horizontal public health framework to mitigate the plight of youth in situations of humanitarian emergencies and of post-conflict reconstruction.

To mitigate their plight, the UN set up the "oil-for-food" programme, whereby its staff supervise the sale of limited amounts of Iraqi oil and the purchase of humanitarian goods with the proceeds.

But a lack of subtlety in the writing and much of the acting (particularly Circus-Szalewski and Ron Roggé as a pair of good cop/bad cop jailers) mitigate the power of the caged men's plights as well as the movie's intended tension.

"The advice mitigates the risk".

But Chancer mitigates the disability.

But it could help mitigate the damage.

Time could also mitigate the problem.

Laziness also mitigates the threat from piracy.