Sentence examples for been mitigated by from inspiring English sources

Nunn doggedly insists that the character has not been mitigated by music.

Criticism of wind power has been mitigated by increasingly efficient turbines and more bird-sensitive placement.

The difficulty of reliving her daughter's decline has been mitigated by the public response.

A water crisis in Umm Qasr has been mitigated by opening a water pipeline from Kuwait, though distribution remains chaotic.

This was an enormous market failure that could have been mitigated by better regulation and earlier efforts to dampen speculation.

But the savage consequences of the cuts could and should have been mitigated by more solidarity between states at EU level.

For some employers the decline in graduate vacancies had been mitigated by an increase in apprenticeships, although not enough to make up for the shortfall, according to AGR.

His gleeful laugh belies a long opposition to American foreign policy, which has not been mitigated by the election of a "dark-skinned" hope-and-change president.

Suppose all these recessions really did purge the economy of error; they still caused an enormous amount of pain that could have been mitigated by government intervention.

Here, the financial loss, arising from limitations in trade and other prohibitions, has been mitigated by the donations of a benefactor.

"These issues have all weighed on Etisalat's stand-alone creditworthiness, but have so far been mitigated by the company's strong financials".