Sentence examples for to mitigate problems from inspiring English sources

General Motors, the world's largest automaker, took steps on Thursday to mitigate problems both under the hood and in its financial reports.

As planned, he offers to "consider" News Corp's UIL scheme to protect media plurality and avert a Competition Commission inquiry 7.51 am Michel to James Murdoch JH said he did keep the narrative on 'potential to.... potential threats from Ofcom', [sic] which is good 8.03am text to Michel from Adam Smith: There's plenty – potential to mitigate problems!

Will check on meetings 8.11am Michel to James JH just said there was plenty of support for the remedy in the statement – "potential to mitigate problems".... he can't say they are too brilliant otherwise people will call for them to be published 9.35am text to Michel from Adam Smith Other than what Jeremy and I have told you!

(7) Investigate energy storage to mitigate problems.

Therefore, silicate scale inhibitors have been suggested to mitigate problems in oilfields.

In one email of that day, Mr Smith wrote to Mr Michel stating: "There's plenty potential to mitigate problems!

The danger posed to cyclists by lorries on busy streets is a widely acknowledged and easy to mitigate problem that continues to kill on an all too regular basis.

To help mitigate problems with using gene expression data in network inference, external data sources can be integrated into the inference process.

UNICEF and project partners should facilitate further training to empower system users to identify and mitigate problems before the end of the project.

Actions designed to mitigate water problems must focus where the impact occurs to make them relevant.

Mr. Salazar has ordered Cape Wind to take steps to mitigate those problems, including further archeological surveys.