Sentence examples for but of mitigating from inspiring English sources

Historically, Canadian multicultural policy developed as a way not of welcoming immigrants but of mitigating the impact of biculturalism – the long-standing tensions between French-speaking Quebec and the rest of English-speaking Canada that have provoked violence and come close to tearing the nation apart.

"But in terms of mitigating all the danger to the people around the lake, I don't feel good about it," said William C. Evans, a chemist with the United States Geological Survey who would like to see more pipes installed in Nyos soon.

But there are ways of mitigating their effects.

But the wise way of mitigating the upward pressure of the IPO wave on home prices is not to stoke fear of it, and certainly not to demonize the employees rewarded for creating it.

Yes, that's 30 rounds instead of the current 26 but perhaps there are ways of mitigating the strain on players, like scrapping some trial games, an extra bench player, what have you.

But of all the ways of mitigating the desire for control, the one that perhaps has the best potential is to take control of yourself.

Of course all wars are terrible, but good movies have a way of mitigating that dreary fact even as they acknowledge it.

Avoid frustration, but attempt to embrace the ideas of mitigating harmful emotions (blame, anger, selfishness, confusion) and remaining rational, no matter what is going on.

They cannot eliminate breaches, but they can avert some and improve the chances of mitigating them.

But confidence in hedges and market liquidity as a way of mitigating risk has been badly damaged.

Police in Ferguson have a duty to protect public safety, but it appears that their response has intensified anger in the streets instead of mitigating it.