mitigate
Example Sentences
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Second, when substitutes or workarounds can’t be instituted in time to mitigate the disruption.
Instead, the judge laid out a seemingly limited set of remedies to mitigate the monopoly in September, boosting investor sentiment.
From Barron's
Instead, the judge laid out a seemingly limited set of remedies to mitigate the monopoly in September, boosting investor sentiment.
From Barron's
“Understanding what’s created by AI, what’s real, and being able to differentiate between the two comes very important in mitigating these new risks.”
From MarketWatch
One popular view on Wall Street holds that a weaker economy will mitigate divisions at the central bank and create consensus for additional cuts.
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