Sentence examples for It mitigated from inspiring English sources

It mitigated the effects of under-enforcement in a private prosecution system by encouraging litigants to uncover and punish their opponents' past violations.

Although the recall (the first of its kind) and relaunch cost more than $100 million, it mitigated damage to the company's most important long-term asset: the public's trust.

"The question is more about whether it mitigated the illness that he presented for.

But to protect Alaskans' economic well-being, it mitigated the consequences to non-federal owners whose land wound up in those new system units.

Model 4 showed potential for future implementation of the dispersed phase and crop-air interaction because it mitigated the problems arising from the complexity of the meshes.

Continuous injection offered a simple operation and the greatest Ni and Cu extraction, whereas step-gradient injection was the best option for Zn and Pb extraction because it mitigated the influence of metal exchange.

Perhaps, by its craziness, it mitigates the morality.

In the former case, evolution amplifies the initial change; in the latter, it mitigates its effects.

But Poe countered, "Alcohol makes it worse -- it doesn't mitigate it, it makes it worse".

"Does it mitigate the damage completely?

It mitigates, but does not remove, the pain".