Sentence examples for will not mitigate from inspiring English sources
But this growth, driven by significant added debt, rather than taxation on the rich, will not mitigate inequalities.
"There are serious risks that the revenues generated by the project will not mitigate the negative economic and social impacts of the project", they argued.
Although it will not mitigate the suffering of a single Chinese free-thinker, the regal welcome for Xi and his team does help to illuminate another secretive elite.
The report also says that the hitch "cannot and will not mitigate the risk of the high-energy rear collisions identified in your recall request letter".
In a report to the safety agency, Chrysler said the hitch "cannot and will not mitigate the risk of high-energy rear collisions" and it would "incrementally improve the performance" in "certain types of low-speed impacts".
This will not mitigate the effects of untreated substance abuse, but it will help send a clear message to young people that marijuana, prescribed or not, has addictive potential that too often requires intensive treatment.
Electronic records pose their own risks, and the most serious will not be mitigated by regulation alone, any more than the narcotics trade is suppressed by harsh drug laws.
"Your Soaring Insurance Premiums" (editorial, Oct. 4) makes plain that the rise in the cost of health insurance premiums will not be mitigated until the nation addresses underlying medical cost drivers.
Therefore, losses from future disasters will not be mitigated, so again, only a few will benefit from this utopian vision of a good and opportunistic Anthropocene.
Furthermore, since detection, monitoring, observation and early warning systems and technologies are not widely available to the peoples of the planet, losses from future disasters will not be mitigated, so again, only a few benefit from this utopian vision of a good and opportunistic Anthropocene.
Furthermore, this complication will not be mitigated by a two- or multi-locus approach, in which a more conserved coding region is first used to identify an unknown to genus or family [5], [6] if trnH-psbA is employed as the more variable marker.
