Sentence examples for I mitigated from inspiring English sources

Not even the patriotic participation of black soldiers in World War I mitigated the horror of this violence.

Here's an example: I mitigated a case on behalf of a boy charged as an adult with two counts of rape (in most of the U.S., a child as young as 14 arrested for rape is automatically charged as an adult).

Overall, the results indicate that astrocytes, which are more resistant to amino acid modulation by MeHg, can (i) mitigate the effects of MeHg that occur in neurons cultured in solitary conditions and (ii) become themselves more MeHg resistant in the presence of neurons.

"I know what I can do to mitigate this housing subdivision, but how do I mitigate that?" Mr. Hogan said of climate change.

That includes the different PMBOK® response strategies that I need to know for those threats: Can I avoid it, can I mitigate it or accept it and deal with the consequences these are real response strategies.

So I mitigate my posting.

How could I mitigate the losses if I wasn't sure what those losses would be?

If you're going into a deal thinking, "How do I mitigate failure?" versus "How do I achieve success?" then fundamentally you are planning to fail.

Louisville is looking for the NCAA to classify the potential violations as Level I, mitigating, which would be below a more stringent Level I classification.

He said: "If you are a person of interest [to the government] then I would expect the Russian secret service, the FSB, to be collecting information on all your communications so you have to decide how I mitigate this?

Could I mitigate the harms of casual alcoholism by drinking more celery smoothies?