Sentence examples for been mitigated by a from inspiring English sources
Banu was aware, for instance, that a disruptive presence on nearby Charles Street — MTV's filming of "Making the Band 2," during which a dog fell to its death — had been mitigated by "a very nice donation," as he put it, which made possible the installation of a retro Bishop's Crook lamppost in place of the standard cobrahead.
I'm sure that much of my failure could have been mitigated by a skilled grower – a person well-versed in proper planting densities, nutrient management, and sunlight requirements – but I would argue that such a person almost always lives somewhere where she doesn't need to have dirt air-mailed to her.
Irans output has been mitigated by a surge in domestic consumption, infrastructure problems and U.S. sanctions against its exports.
But he said the fire's impact had been "mitigated by a Herculean effort by the factory and suppliers to restock both the damaged equipment and car parts".
Although denting has been mitigated by a modification of the design and material of the tube support structures, it has been an inevitable concern in the crevice region of the top of tubesheet.
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.
Today's Democrats face electoral challenges, but those challenges could have been mitigated by an enthusiastic defense of their successes and with an emphasis that much, much more needs to be done.
But the shortfall was mitigated by a rise of €4m in property income.
But the façade of high-cheekboned chic is mitigated by a whiff of friendly humor.
Tuesday's uproar would be mitigated by a more peaceful Wednesday and Thursday.
It was mitigated by a sense of humour and it felt like a reasonably original film".
