Sentence examples for danger mitigated from inspiring English sources

The paper, which is more than fifty pages long (pdf), is much like Newt: skewed and self-important, its danger mitigated only by its lack of discipline, and seemingly constructed in the belief that anything will sound "intellectually defensible" if you add enough quotes from the Federalist Papers.

The danger is mitigated by 40 bodyguards, all former rebels who are employed by Colombia's secret police to protect Arco Iris employees.

Danger is mitigated somewhat by lower speeds than other forms of racing, yet insurance for tracks that feature the event is typically higher than for those that do not.

As for the Palestinian issue that threatens to undermine Israel's future as a Jewish, democratic state, there too the dangers seem mitigated by the current situation.

Danger was always mitigated by companionship.

That danger can be mitigated by rendering the supersalmon sterile and too fragile to flourish in the wild, but such modifications may not be foolproof.

This Note argues that as a result, conspiracy cases in which the fantasy defense is implicated pose special due-process and First Amendment dangers, and concludes that these dangers can be mitigated by a strengthened overt-act requirement.

These features only mitigate danger (slightly), rather than removing it.

Or, more precisely, I think about the amount of danger I must mitigate to do the things I love.

But they said highly accurate Tomahawk missiles mitigated the danger by striking the facilities and incinerating or destroying the contents.

This mitigated the danger but also drowned the several hundred crewmen manning those stations, who were given no notice that their compartments were about to fill with water.