Sentence examples for pursued to mitigate from inspiring English sources

Although alloying Si with various metal sources has been pursued to mitigate the structural deterioration, the resulting materials have shown the intrinsic problem of low electrical conductivity.

Several multinational, bilateral, and domestic strategies have been pursued to mitigate the negative impacts of SHW migration (Table  4).

"We will aggressively pursue efforts to mitigate against risk, through robust assessments and monitoring, but I am calling on all sides to stand together in recognising the inevitable risks that will be present in southern Somalia".

Boeing was pursuing multiple solutions to mitigate and contain a fire if one started in the batteries, part of a determined effort to get the 787s back in the air while a more permanent solution - possibly even a different battery - was explored.

However, far from being ignorant and backward, as much derogatory rhetoric from elsewhere in the drug supply chain (and more broadly across urban and southern Nigeria) implies, the Fulani are fully aware of problems with drug quality and pursue active and innovative strategies to mitigate the financial and health risks involved.

A majority of households in the study area pursue a number of adaptation strategies to mitigate the adverse impacts of drought.

With an interest to continue this lucrative revenue stream, criminal elements will continue to actively pursue information relevant to Op SABOT, enabling them to mitigate any potential risks of detection".

Policy and education programs focused in equal opportunity are required to mitigate the gap of women and minorities pursuing careers in STEM.

To mitigate some of these concerns, women can be encouraged to pursue education in fields associated with highgrowth industries.

Mr. Obama's aides have promised to devote $50 billion to $100 billion from the Treasury's bailout program to mitigate foreclosures, but have yet to announce the specific programs they intend to pursue.

So, of course there are risks, but I try to mitigate those risks through preparation and through the types of stories that I pursue.