Sentence examples for do to mediate from inspiring English sources

The logic goes like this: women became groupies because what else could they possibly do to mediate or amplify the sublime experience of reacting to these songs?

Careers advisers do have to mediate some rather unpalatable messages – it is a tough job market out there.

"What we can do is to mediate, so that we guarantee the right to demonstrate along with the right of free movement".

If you do decide to mediate without your attorney there, I strongly advise seeking legal advice before entering into any binding agreement.

The direction, by James Macdonald, does little to mediate these tendencies.

But even if Bhumibol did try to mediate this time, there is no simple fix.

45 The present study indicates that functional capacity and dependency in ADL do not seem to mediate an association between physical exercise and mental health.

The main conclusion is that differences in visual exploration do not seem to mediate the specific difficulty older adults experience in navigation-oriented searches in web pages.

Deepak Chropra says the way to do it is to mediate on it every single day.

Introverts not only feel physically uncomfortable in crowded places, but also do their best to mediate that discomfort by hanging as close to the periphery as possible.

Inputs from the intact dorsal V1-lesion surround or from the contralateral hemisphere through the corpus callosum do not appear to mediate the residual responses.