Sentence examples for he mitigates from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of the film, he mitigates the considerable suspense by playing a couple of dirty tricks on the viewer.

In Camp's defense, differently configured households might fare better than Greenstein's example; he mitigates the changes to the EITC with a considerably more generous child tax credit, which is also linked to wages and, therefore, work effort.

He mitigated the harsh administration of his country and accelerated its economic and social development.

Alaric, like his father, was an Arian Christian, but he mitigated the persecution of Catholics and authorized the Catholic council at Agde in 506.

Last December, he mitigated much of the projected state deficit by restructuring New York's tax code, lowering taxes for the middle class while creating a new high-tax bracket for the state's top earners.

It was an odd choice, as the world's best are made in cooler areas, but he mitigated the heat by harvesting several weeks early and at night, so that fermentation wouldn't begin until the grapes safely were in the tanks.

They were served at table by waiters hired for the evening, and whenever a Bettencourt disagreed with one of the guests he made sure he mitigated his disagreement with a compliment on his opponent's dress, thereby reminding her what the true spirit of the evening was.

Preprints are also assigned a formal DOI, which he says mitigates the risk of someone else taking credit for one's work.

And this, he says, mitigates most conflicts and makes investments in some of the wildest hot spots a lucrative opportunity.

First he's claiming that only he can mitigate the extremism of a single party Tory or Labour government.

Armstrong began speaking with Usada officials last month, when he met them in Denver to discuss how he could mitigate his lifetime ban from Olympic sports.