"It was my way of mitigating the stress".
That went a long way in mitigating my discomfort.
But there they were, chiming in and telling me of their own fears and worry, thus mitigating my own ache.
As it turned out, my terror was mitigated somewhat by my appreciation for the "Death Road's" unexpectedly lovely surrounding.
And though I couldn't tell you the difference between a converse and a contrapositive if my life depended on it, logical reasoning mitigated my natural inclination to take personally the slings and arrows that came with the territory.
It was then that I changed my name from "James" to "Jim," seeking to mitigate my roots.
It was our job, my job, to mitigate these risks and minimize the liabilities to the health of my men; to prevent them from sprouting like noxious weeds in the areas where we launched our field exercises.
I have to be free to wrestle with my own preoccupations, and if I'm bringing any political awareness to that process, that mitigates my freedom.
His words mitigated my fury.
As I've got older I've tried to mitigate my views about being the older one".
