Sentence examples for mitigating the potential from inspiring English sources

He said he thought officials had responded promptly, mitigating the potential harm.

Besides, he insists, DeepMind is leading the field when it comes to mitigating the potential dangers of AGI.

Joyrides have proved a natural match for Summer Streets, the city program that shuts Park Avenue and connecting streets to car traffic, from the Brooklyn Bridge to Central Park, mitigating the potential danger of riding while listening to music.

Genetic tests offer the prospect of personalizing diets to individual characteristics (by mitigating the potential effects of disease or enhancing desired physical or mental performance).

In addition, the presence of the outer steel tube can effectively prevent the concrete spall damage thus mitigating the potential damage to personnel and equipment caused by ejected fragments.

The objective of this technique is to improve the subsurface distribution of fluids by mitigating the potential for preferential flow and bypassing of lower permeability media that can limit the effectiveness of in situ remediation applications.

But some savvy travelers say they have found ways to mitigate the potential health hazards.

Several senators asked how the United States might mitigate the potential for Iraq to use chemical or biological weapons against American troops or allies in the region.

Sprint borrowed the $2.5 billion, he said, because it "allows us to focus exclusively on fixing the business" and mitigates the potential financial risk of outstanding loans.

But Osborne said the Treasury was working with Threadneedle Street to "mitigate" the potential risks – though he stressed they could not be eliminated.

It comes after an opinion by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, which said that "there is no practical way to mitigate the potential interference at this time" with GPS devices.