Sentence examples for far mitigated from inspiring English sources

The current crisis was caused by markets, and (sort of, so far) mitigated by governments.

The limitations of time on the level of data analysis were mitigated as far as possible through triangulation of quantitative and qualitative patterns in the data.

Thus, it is critical to the safety case for the GDF not only to be able to demonstrate that the design performance is well understood but to show that conditions arising from design failures are also accounted for and mitigated as far as possible.

However, the model is far less effective in predicting mitigated career preferences.

Ultimately, risks to wild salmon posed by salmon farms can be more easily mitigated than the far-reaching effects on ocean productivity of climate change and ocean acidification.

Coacervated mcfp-1/HA from M. californianus robustly mitigated surface damage to mica, far surpassing (>4 fold) that of coacervated recombinant homologues and native mcfp-1/HA coacervates at uneven mixing ratios.

Rather than regarding creativity as a benign or even divine form of inspiration, several have gone so far as to label this state of receptivity as a form of mitigated psychosis.

Under a fierce sun rarely mitigated by irrigation, vegetables and herbs in Greece tend to develop flavors far deeper and more distilled than the same vegetables raised on factory farms in the United States.

Would it not be much better, and probably far less expensive, to prolong the life of the carmakers until the effects of recession are mitigated, and then phase out these corporate dinosaurs?

How will this be mitigated?

How could this be mitigated?