Sentence examples for needs to be mitigated from inspiring English sources

"Conflict with local people needs to be mitigated.

Pulsed heat load results in the fluctuation of mass flow rate in the return stream that needs to be mitigated.

On the other hand, stress concentration at the interface between the conductor jacket and clamp also needs to be mitigated.

That was the interview in which he said Sept. 11 "didn't change me much at all". He said it confirmed in him a sense of urgency, "of doing the things we thought we needed to be doing". Well, the Osama bin Laden we saw last night was not a problem that needs to be mitigated.

We should note here that even a very small CFO needs to be mitigated in order to have good symbol recovery.

Of course any adverse impact on low-income consumers needs to be mitigated.

Therefore, uncertainties on both observations need to be mitigated in order to improve flash-flood understanding.

Page is undoubtedly right to argue that technological progress is unstoppable, but the sometimes brutal effects those digital forces of change present need to be mitigated by the exchequer.

The achievement of sustained economic growth and development in these countries is critical in reducing their vulnerability to new political and economic shocks, fuelled in many cases by high expectation gaps that need to be mitigated.

Seen from the perspective of the world, the fragmentation of power after the cold war creates new dangers of disorder that need to be mitigated by the sense of regularity and predictability that only the rule of law can provide.

And in countries where the rule of law is not enough established to maintain the stability of the contract, investors see a significant political risk that will need to be mitigated.