Sentence examples for not mitigating from inspiring English sources
In February, in testimony before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, he said, "As a consequence of not mitigating the risk, we're going to have a catastrophic event".
The vast majority of palm oil growers in Indonesia are not mitigating the social and environmental impacts of their plantations, found a 2014 report by the EIA called "Permitting Crime".
Here lies the second, somewhat cloaked, working premise at top levels of IDF intelligence: Iran has gained (in the Israeli perspective, undeserved) international legitimacy from the nuclear agreement, while not mitigating one jot of Iran's hostility towards Israel.
Not mitigating the environmental risk through a decommissioning process can incur significant financial liability for any costs associated with future decommissioning cleanup activities.
That you did so ingeniously does not mitigate your tactics.
But the criticisms do not mitigate the text's undeniable power.
It also did not mitigate the cognitive impact of THC in the rats.
A cabinet full of women would not mitigate the impact of his stance on these matters.
The quick visits of Democrats in recent weeks have not mitigated this feeling.
The judges said positive testimony they heard about his character would not mitigate his "international crimes".
The decline of "Dancing With the Stars," however, was not mitigated by extra viewing.
