Sentence examples for the mitigate from inspiring English sources
verb
To reduce, lessen, or decrease.
"I will work closely with universities and colleges to monitor whether there are any negative impacts and to ensure the mitigate those through their access agreements".
As it happens, the FOMC did not understand the trouble that was brewing, and to the extent that it did it failed woefully to act the mitigate the potential damage.
"To acknowledge the risks, mitigate the harms while reaping the rewards of our online lives".
The micro-channel architecture of the electrode mitigated the increase.
And the NYTimes is also a direct competitor to the A.P., mitigating the ownership issue.
"The advice mitigates the risk".
The treatment mitigated the epilepsy but also left him with a profound memory deficit.
"The Microsoft Security Response Center mitigated the case in November 2018," a Microsoft spokesperson confirmed in an email to TechCrunch.
The pact mitigates the studio's risk if its 2014 slate disappoints.
Correct: The spray should mitigate the bug problem.
Additional steps must be taken to stabilize the marketplace and mitigate the adverse impact on consumers.
