Sentence examples for there will be mitigation from inspiring English sources

In the unlikely event of a trial there will be mitigation, obfuscation and misdirection.

"The substantial increase in project size virtually assures that, absent mitigation measures, there will be adverse environmental impacts," said James J. Periconi of Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf, the lawyer for the committee and former assistant state attorney general in the environmental protection bureau.

There will be a price tag: The economic costs of mitigation vary widely depending on the assumptions used in simulations and the technologies deployed.

In the spring of 2014 there will be another report on climate change impacts, and then another one on mitigation and adaptation.

A win today and there'll be no mitigations on the fact that they are one of the greatest teams ever to play any sport.

All of this will just be mitigation, though.

The larger the barrel, the higher the costs of mitigation will be.

And given that the pollution does not stay localised and instead travel around, mitigation will be time consuming.

An emerging topic will be surveillance for and mitigation of effects of environmental and climate change.

Thus, far-reaching mitigation will be needed in addition to actions against smoking.

Several mitigation options are available but social factors play an important role in consumption of drinking water from a mitigation option and which mitigation option will be implemented most successfully (24, 25).