Sentence examples for bit mitigated from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the accuracy drop for side-view (i.e., 90°) probe is a little bit mitigated compared with 0° probe, because that the important forward-backward motions are commonly observable in side view (i.e., 90°) and oblique views (e.g., 60°, which corresponds to −30° difference in Fig. 8).

In his relations with women he's a little bit sadistic, though this is mitigated by making main love interest Ann O'Neil Lara Pulverr) a willing partner.

Second, consumer confusion is mitigated.

Second, the boomerang effect is mitigated.

We can see, in line 4, a sensitivity displayed in conveying where the source of the concern lies; immediately after 'your daughters' are mentioned there is the vague and mitigated phrase 'and I think people are just a bit worried…'.

This mitigated declines in consumption, which in turn helped form the contour of an eventual recovery.

There are an additional 130,000 bits and pieces, as small as a fingernail, that constitute a potent, largely invisible threat mitigated only by the vast empty ocean of space in which they move.

The interior is mostly glass and metal, austere white and black, but that effect is mitigated by its surroundings: Frankendael Park is one of Amsterdam's many lovely green spaces and worth exploring a bit (in the daylight) before your meal.

How will this be mitigated?

How could this be mitigated?

Can risks be eventually mitigated?