Sentence examples for as a mitigate from inspiring English sources

The use of silver to control putrefaction of liquids and as a mitigate to the incursion and spread of disease can be traced to ancient times.

Mr. Ashwood described safe rooms as a "mitigating measure.

Popham, over lunch, presented Big Society in the North less as an advocacy organization than as a mitigating one.

If the Sept. 11 defendants do face death penalty proceedings, their lawyers will almost certainly cite as a mitigating argument against capital punishment their clients' treatment in detention, including the claims of coercive interrogation and in the case of Mr. Mohammed, the 183 instances of waterboarding.

"That has supported nominal spending and incomes in the economy as a whole, mitigating the adverse effects of the financial crisis and subsequent recession.

Twelve years ago, while refusing to declare capital punishment unconstitutional as applied to the retarded, the Supreme Court set aside Mr. Penry's sentence on the ground that Texas law did not permit the jury to give full consideration to a defendant's diminished intellectual functioning as a factor mitigating against a death sentence.

Our findings suggest that BRCA1 may function as a "barrier", mitigating the effects of genotoxic tress by preventing the onset of apoptosis.

Finally, we cannot exclude the possibility that nizatidine is less effective than amantadine or sibutramine as a weight-mitigating agent.

It may be that these factors are specific to individual hospitalists and studying work flow factors as a group mitigated the individual differences.

As a transitive verb, mitigate doesn't couple with against.

The governor has also said that he sees the additional health study as a way to mitigate future lawsuits.