Sentence examples for has not mitigated from inspiring English sources

The fact that it is being taught to adults at night has not mitigated the yelling and screaming.

There was no relationship between extract deterrence and length of time since introduction, suggesting that time has not mitigated putative biochemical novelty.

There was no relationship between the earliest recorded date of invasion and extract deterrence in either linear or quadratic regression models, suggesting that time since invasion has not mitigated biochemical deterrence (data shown in Fig 2a; linear regression model F1,17 = 0.42, P = 0.31; quadratic regression model F2,16 = 0.55, P = 0.59).

In order to give you the upper hand and demonstrate that your landlord hasn't mitigated, you'll need to play sleuth: Find out what efforts the landlord has made to advertise the property.

The quick visits of Democrats in recent weeks have not mitigated this feeling.

Failure to do so means you have not mitigated your loss and this could lead to your compensation being reduced.

If you don't, you could have your compensation reduced on the basis that you haven't mitigated your loss.

Nunn doggedly insists that the character has not been mitigated by music.

His gleeful laugh belies a long opposition to American foreign policy, which has not been mitigated by the election of a "dark-skinned" hope-and-change president.

The wildlife service is belatedly fitting elephants with radio tracking collars, but that hasn't fully mitigated the effects of construction.

Among them were suggestions that persistent grievances — large-scale unemployment, reports of government corruption, heavy-handed police tactics — had not been mitigated by the demonstration's suppression.