How is this bad situation to be mitigated?
"Conflict with local people needs to be mitigated.
Their hatred is not going to be mitigated by gentler handling of prisoners.
Therefore, uncertainties on both observations need to be mitigated in order to improve flash-flood understanding.
That isn't likely to be mitigated when Cousins is added to the picture, either — it's too effective.
Pulsed heat load results in the fluctuation of mass flow rate in the return stream that needs to be mitigated.
On the other hand, stress concentration at the interface between the conductor jacket and clamp also needs to be mitigated.
Sanctions have their greatest impact in the short term, as their effects tend to be mitigated in the longer term by structural economic and political adjustments.
About not having found a husband: "For an ordinary single woman, the tragedy appears, to outsiders at least, to be mitigated.
Any systemic risk is unlikely to be mitigated by requiring advisors to register, limiting the number of investors, or requiring disclosure to the SEC.
Above all, the effects of the austerity program on the most vulnerable will have to be mitigated in various ways, and the economy must be stimulated.
