Sentence examples for sought to mitigate from inspiring English sources
The tremulous, whiplash lines of Art Nouveau conveyed the anxiety it sought to mitigate.
One way companies sought to mitigate this cycle is by buying" existing capacity, Mr. Escario said.
It sought to mitigate its discomfiture by seeking compensation in the Rhineland, Luxembourg, or Belgium.
Rather than abolish markets, he sought to mitigate their sometimes destructive influence.
Already, criminal background checks had been on the rise as businesses sought to mitigate their exposure to negligent-hiring lawsuits.
Even the German central bank, famous for its commitment to suppress inflation, sought to mitigate economic downturns, she said.
The plan also seeks to mitigate traffic, a major concern, by improving roads and traffic signals.
Under WTO rules, there is limited room for manoeuvre for any government seeking to mitigate the impact.
Global climate change poses an immense challenge for conservation biologists seeking to mitigate impacts to species and ecosystems.
"I didn't have confidence that the mission was actively seeking to mitigate the harms that have come from police actions," he told me.
It is such excessive fluctuations, not deviations from some fanciful "true" value – whether of assets or of the unemployment rate – that Keynes believed policymakers should seek to mitigate.
