Mitigates in a sentence

Finding Our Voices mitigates the financial abuse, isolation, and stigma that are the main factors getting and keeping Maine women and children trapped in domestic abuse.

I am committed to ensuring that MassPort mitigates the airport’s impact on our health and wellbeing.

Schumer hopes to pass legislation within the next year that both encourages the rapid development of artificial intelligence and mitigates its biggest risks.

Blockchain mitigates these risks by decentralising data storage, where each data entry is encrypted, timestamped, and securely distributed across multiple nodes.

Canopy renewal is an essential measure to address climate change, by providing vital shade that reduces ambient temperatures and mitigates the urban heat island effect.

It mitigates soil erosion and prevents flooding.

Of course, as we pursue bold leaps in scientific progress, we must also embrace our collective responsibility to build AI in a way that benefits humanity and mitigates against potential harms and misuse.

The time for reactive measures is over; we must adopt a proactive approach that anticipates and mitigates potential threats before they can cause widespread disruption.

Access to washrooms and hand washing is a high priority, as it mitigates disease transmission.

Additionally, Noble Energy has a favorable debt maturity profile, which I think substantially mitigates any bankruptcy risk.

And in fact, we may have already passed this tipping point, as the “semi-arid climate of this region has entered a new regime in which soil moisture no longer mitigates anomalously high air temperature,” as the authors wrote in the study.

Having several, smaller rotors also mitigates noise issues compared to large rotor helicopters with combustion engines.

In any venture, you must always have a backup that mitigates the risk of something going wrong.

In most cases these plants are found growing naturally in the fields and on mountains in rural areas, and the harvesting is generally conducted in a sustainable manner that mitigates extinction risk.

It’s fast and sensitive to touch but luckily I didn’t notice many accidental touches from the glass being curved because the case mitigates that a little.

He’ll only by 27 years old in 2019, and his presence could give Kansas City the centerfield coverage that mitigates the departures of Justin Houston (released) and likely to be traded) from the club’s pass rush.

In addition, crop rotation mitigates the buildup of pathogens and pests that often occurs when one species is continuously cropped, and can also improve soil structure and fertility by increasing biomass from varied root structures.

In response to Gulf’s food security objective, Ethiopia offers agricultural land and could be more beneficial if it protects indigenous communities, mitigates environmental concerns, and avoids backdoor deals.

It mitigates against efforts to collaborate.

Strengthening the ability to adapt to these changes in a way that mitigates hazards and risks to humans and the environment is vital for sustainable development and for the survival of communities," he said.