Sentence examples for mitigating these advantages from inspiring English sources

Yet mitigating these advantages are two consequences of Britain's fracturing vote.

There is hope of mitigating these issues.

As the company grows, mitigating these privacy stumbles is important.

Mitigating these conflicts is important for conservation.

There are several potential ways of mitigating these effects.

Approaches have been suggested for mitigating these effects [ 67].

The problem with welfare, for employers, is that it lessens the dependency of workers on labour markets, making them less viciously competitive, mitigating the advantage that employers have.

One ad, for instance, asked, "Will this mall be 1.5 million square feet of true entertainment and if so, what are the attractions?" To mitigate the advantage Mills might have with its negotiable tract of swamp, Hartz has offered to donate 93 acres of wetlands that it owns.

Following a summit meeting of all 24 Championship clubs the Football League board was mandated to draw up a list of ways that they could try to mitigate the advantage conferred on relegated clubs that will get a proposed £23m in the first year after relegation and £18m in the second, followed by £9m a year in years three and four.

However, the heterochromatic state can potentially silence promoter activity, which would mitigate the advantage of increased transposition.

However, rapid renal clearance of the products reduces signal at a rate that is fast enough to mitigate this advantage.