1. Do our successes mitigate our failures?

2. Governments should endeavour to mitigate distress.

3. 5 Governments should endeavour to mitigate distress.

4. Public disclosure of information can mitigate market inefficiencies.

5. Does it help to mitigate various symptoms of climacterium?

6. I never shirk responsibility or mitigate the violation of law

7. He hoped to curb separatist tendencies and mitigate nationalist passions.

8. In order to mitigate risks, a massive testing program was started.

9. Nothing could mitigate the cruelty with which she had treated him.

10. On some services, lenders mitigate the risk of bad debt by choosing which borrowers to lend to, and mitigate total risk by diversifying their investments among different borrowers.

11. A comprehensive strategy to mitigate climate change is through carbon neutrality.

12. Synonyms Alleviate, Relieve, Mitigate, Assuage, Allay, diminish, soften, abate, qualify, reduce

13. We have to figure out a way to mitigate the costs.

14. Several attempts have been made to mitigate the consistency and Controllability issues

15. Some common synonyms of Assuage are allay, alleviate, lighten, mitigate, and relieve.

16. 17 Nothing could mitigate the cruelty with which she had treated him.

17. International resources are better used to mitigate the collateral damage of depreciation.

18. A Glimmer of Hope: Maintain Mitochondrial Homeostasis to Mitigate Alzheimer’s Disease [J]

19. Keeping yourself occupied with positive activities can help to mitigate painful emotions.

20. Some common synonyms of Alleviate are allay, assuage, lighten, mitigate, and relieve

21. The effect is to mitigate the speaker's refusal of a reasonable request.

22. (b) tighter exchange controls, which could mitigate the adverse impact of this process;

23. - new, cleaner forms of energy to mitigate against greenhouse gases and air pollution;

24. You are obliged to mitigate your losses; this duty is explained in Chapter

25. UArizona Wildcat Nurses Seek Ways to Mitigate Nurse Burnout During COVID-19 Pandemic

26. It is unclear how to mitigate the effects of tourism on the island.

27. There are other actions to mitigate the risk from collisions or their consequences.

28. Adjusting work and work areas to mitigate noise problems was also a contributing factor.

29. Dedicated Freight Corridors are being developed to mitigate the congestion of our railway network.

30. Even 20,000-seat Arenas have that volume, and other efforts can mitigate risk further

31. Measures need to be taken to mitigate the environmental effects of burning more coal.

32. Airly’s startup company provides solutions to combat air pollution and mitigate associated health impacts

33. The theories assist stakeholders when analysing policies to mitigate and adapt to global change.

34. International cooperation serves to control hazards, prevent accidents, respond to emergencies and mitigate consequences

35. 28 It is unclear how to mitigate the effects of tourism on the island.

36. Enhancing renewable energy investment is clearly relevant to global strategies to mitigate climate change.

37. They do not blur the distinction between testation and intestacy, but they mitigate it.

38. To help prevent, manage and mitigate the possible spread of COVID-19 the Ago is …

39. Switching assignments, working on another team, or making other kinds of adjustments can mitigate anger.

40. Further analysis has yielded zero alternatives to mitigate the risks in your proposed hypothetical experimentation.

41. Alleviate definition, to make easier to endure; lessen; mitigate: to Alleviate sorrow; to Alleviate pain

42. To help prevent, manage and mitigate the possible spread of COVID-19 the Ago is …

43. I had no answers and precious little consolation to offer him to mitigate the facts.

44. The legislation is likewise designed both to prevent major accidents and to mitigate the impact thereof.

45. Anura does not diagnose, treat, mitigate or prevent any disease, symptom, disorder or abnormal physical state

46. The product is used for crash response and accident reconstruction to minimize costs and mitigate fraud.

47. Naturally the employee is under a duty to mitigate his loss by finding suitable alternative employment.

48. Crisis management, in government, the processes, strategies, and techniques used to prevent, mitigate, and terminate Crises.

49. Aeronautical Decision-Making – Training and planning to make the best and safest decisions to mitigate risk

50. I had no idea how to make her happy, no idea how to mitigate my losses.

51. Such interference could have widespread implications and plans should be made to mitigate against this possibility.

52. Every effort to mitigate the impact will encourage the dons to raise the tuitions ever higher.

53. Although increasing the sampling data can mitigate the undesired effects, this will impede the computational efficiency.

54. (ii) any internal processes and procedures to mitigate the risk of conflict of interest or market abuse;

55. The judge said that nothing could mitigate the cruelty with which the stepmother had treated the girl.

56. The judge said that nothing could mitigate the cruelty with which the mother had treated her child.

57. A Competent person needs to not only recognize hazards, but be in a position to mitigate them

58. Have all known management and technical risks been assessed and does a strategy exists to mitigate them?

59. Anura™ does not diagnose, treat, mitigate or prevent any disease, symptom, disorder or abnormal physical state.

60. * Mitigate greenhouse gas emission through effective policies and measures, thus contributing to global climate change abatement; and

61. Anura™ does not diagnose, treat, mitigate or prevent any disease, symptom, disorder or abnormal physical state

62. Management strategies to address and mitigate this situation include improving the planning process and clarifying the operating principles.

63. EU-funded scientists have unveiled a novel active control system in a bid to mitigate aircraft cabin noise.

64. Steps have been taken to mitigate this lag in the development of a social welfare system for Africa.

65. That it represents an enormous, possibly definitive setback for efforts to mitigate climate change goes almost without saying.

66. Governments needed to exercise counter-cyclical fiscal policy to mitigate fluctuations in aggregate demand due to exogenous shocks.

67. Controls are either user actions or system-programmed routines designed to mitigate risks and achieve established organizational objectives.

68. For details on how to mitigate fraudulent ad revenue with automated app testing, review the Google Developers site.

69. Policy measures are needed to mitigate water channelling, reduced absorption rates, pollution and absent or inadequate sewerage services

70. Governments needed to exercise counter-cyclical fiscal policy to mitigate fluctuations in aggregate demand due to exogenous shocks

71. The new HP offerings are designed to mitigate the risk while ramping up the flexibility and cost controls .

72. Chad would benefit from investment in key sectors, such as infrastructure, education, and health to mitigate these risks

73. The uplink and/or downlink resource may be partitioned in subbands to mitigate interference from adjacent network nodes.

74. Activities undertaken include improved insulation, installation of heating devices and safety upgrades to mitigate the increased risk of fire.

75. Clogger developed the Ropeguard chainsaw protective rope sleeve to mitigate the risk of a cut rope in various situations

76. Such wholesome, positive activity will encourage empathy and trust and will mitigate misunderstandings that can easily result in anger.

77. Unfortunately, in the realm of education, particularly for people with learning difficulties, attitudes and practices mitigate against this happening.

78. This growth is necessary to mitigate the supply / demand imbalance and for the continued economic health of the region.

79. Coefficient assists employers with stop-loss insurance in order to mitigate risks and costs and to achieve better outcomes.

80. Assuage definition, to make milder or less severe; relieve; ease; mitigate: to Assuage one's grief; to Assuage one's pain