Sentence examples similar to a mitigated extent from inspiring English sources

It is not even a mitigated disaster.

A minimum $500 fee for accessioning a mitigated collection is required.

Scudéry's skepticism, however, is a mitigated one.

If Philo had previously been a mitigated skeptic and the Roman Books presented an epistemological innovation, his final position was not mitigated skepticism.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Curves of a mitigated synthesized FO.

It is a mitigated form of socialism.

That comic daring, meanwhile, proved to be a mitigated virtue.

Now that American Muslims have been "enmified," he argued "violence against them is understood in a mitigated, mediated way".

The city prepared a mitigated negative declaration to determine the effects the project will have on the residents.

"Latitude is thus to a large extent mitigated by altitude," Belfrage observed — which places Campanian red grapes harvests among Italy's latest, he adds.

Penetrating China could however mean margin pressures for the company in the longer term, mitigated to an extent by the carrier subsidies.