Sentence examples for to mitigating from inspiring English sources
verb
To reduce, lessen, or decrease.
The sooner the country understands that, the closer it will be to mitigating the damage.
Besides, he insists, DeepMind is leading the field when it comes to mitigating the potential dangers of AGI.
It goes some way to mitigating historical suspicions that have separated Shia Iran and predominantly Sunni Muslim Pakistan.
Printing "CAUTION: CONTENTS HOT" on the side of a disposable coffee cup doesn't come close to mitigating the horror.
These thoughts don't offer a guide to mitigating the astonishing surge in Islamist killing around the world.
The report claims that retraining staff "could provide a cost-effective and rapid solution to mitigating some of the pressures on more senior staff".
Your organization might more effectively devote its money and time not just to mitigating present hardship but also to addressing its causes.
Incentives are critical to mitigating system risk.
Treading cautiously — and understanding the pitfalls — is key to mitigating your risk of getting burned.
"This goes a long way to mitigating the threat," he added.
"Providing additional commercial uses... will be paramount to mitigating the substantial overheads involved in running such a hotel," he added.
