Sentence examples for * mitigated in from inspiring English sources

Funding risks are somewhat mitigated in the near future, thanks to liquidity provided by central banks.

This is only mitigated in Act 3 of Götterdämmerung, where the cacophony of images resolves into something grand, simple, and exquisitely lit.

And he genuinely thought that the Persian-Greek conflict was a horrible thing, although mitigated, in his view, by the fact that Persians and Greeks, particularly Spartans, gradually came to know each other and respect each other's values.

The amount mitigated in Europe has previously been estimate to be 3.7 Mio t CO _2), a mere 0.74% [4].

By working with established brands/IP, who traditionally fund the upfront cost of development, the risks are somewhat mitigated in what can be a very hits-driven market.

While the problem of free riding would naturally plague such a group, Olson suggested it is mitigated in cases where the benefit is provided only to active participants.

For those we judge might be in the most extreme circumstances, where there is a significant and imminent threat that cannot be mitigated in-country, we consider relocation to the UK".

This mitigated declines in consumption, which in turn helped form the contour of an eventual recovery.

Losses in its lending arm, GE Capital, were mitigated somewhat in the recent quarter.

Tried and tested conduits that have mitigated conflicts in the past no longer operate in quite the same way.

"There's not a shred of evidence that you've mitigated suffering in the groups where there is not a mortality benefit".