Sentence examples for have been mitigating from inspiring English sources

Considerable evidence suggests that the extended kin networks that structure many African societies have been mitigating the consequences of the HIV pandemic (Grant and Yeatman 2012; Peters, Kambewa, and Walker 2008).

Had Lawrence attended, perhaps the potential damage might have been mitigated.

The storm was forecast last week by meteorologists, so the damage might have been mitigated somewhat.

The decline in the number of foreign visitors may have been mitigated somewhat by Indian tourists.

Perhaps the castigation could have been mitigated if, say, the movie parody element had been played up.

This was an enormous market failure that could have been mitigated by better regulation and earlier efforts to dampen speculation.

The pain might have been mitigated a bit by the early lead his teammates had given him.

But GM also discovered the stigma that attached to admitting your product was faulty may have been mitigated.

There have been ripples, but these might have been mitigated if the crown or high court in Edinburgh had grasped the nettle.

Had there been effective UHC in the countries of origin of the disease, this problem could have been mitigated or even eliminated.

If only he had said it earlier and more clearly, much, though not all, of the agony of the following five years would have been mitigated.