Sentence examples for could not be mitigated from inspiring English sources
In explaining the sanctions, the governing body wrote that the incident was particularly serious as it occurred during a friendly and thus could not be "mitigated" by "competitive tension and competitive spirit".
He was a thief, a truant and an all-around ne'er-do-well, whose crowning disgrace was getting a young farm girl pregnant and abandoning her and their child to a fate that could not be mitigated by the guilty charity of other Boughtons.
If a removal from the environment would not be practically feasible, undesirable developments could not be mitigated.
The alternative to a detailed environmental study is for LAFCO to issue a declaration that cityhood is not expected to create significant harm to the environment that could not be mitigated.
The impact of sequence could not be mitigated, although its influence may be limited.
This apparent difference between serum and plasma could not be mitigated using a modified, calcium-supplemented buffer (30 g/l BSA, 10 g/l bovine IgG, 1% goat serum, 0.1% NaN3, 40 mmol/l CaCl, 20 mmol/l Tris(hydroxymethyl -aminomethane buffer, phydroxymethyl -aminomethanel assay buffer.
But that does not mean that its destructive impact on American families can't be mitigated.
Although these photoelastic effects could not be eliminated, they were mitigated by introducing curvature to the wavefronts in the laser-extinction beam and using polarization-insensitive elements in the detection optics.
Trees that contained only one dinoflagellate species were also removed because monophyly could not be assessed and to mitigate any potential signal from contamination.
CFIUS's specific concerns and whether any attempt was made to mitigate them could not be learned.
