Sentence examples for do not mitigate from inspiring English sources
But the criticisms do not mitigate the text's undeniable power.
Such programs do not mitigate the damage for preservationists like Mr. Bankoff.
Mr. Foxman responded in turn on Monday that "your words do not mitigate our concerns about the potential consequences of your film -- to fuel and legitimize anti-Semitism".
Autism Speaks, which finances research and has sharp divisions among founding members on the vaccine question, said the rulings "do not mitigate the need for further scientific investigation".
We do not mitigate the opposition by increasing troop levels, but rather we increase the opposition and prove to the Pashtuns that the Taliban are correct.
"However grave the team's findings," the report said, "they do not mitigate, nor should they be permitted to obscure, the genocidal violence unleashed against the Tutsi people in April 1994".
You just do that and you don't mitigate it.
"We generally expect to lose two-thirds of the world's bears by midcentury and possibly the rest by the end of the century if we don't mitigate the rise in greenhouse gases".
But precautions, while essential, don't cover all the bases, and they don't mitigate the negative effects of having to work below the law.
