Sentence examples for in a mitigated from inspiring English sources

Now that American Muslims have been enmified, violence against them is understood in a mitigated, mediated way.

In a mitigated or relative dualism, one of the two principles may be derived from, or presuppose, the other as a basis; for example, the Bogomils, a medieval heretical Christian group, held that the Devil is a fallen angel who came from God and was the creator of the human body, into which he managed by trickery to have God infuse a soul.

However, he denies that self-love is the only human motive or necessarily in conflict with other motives, and argues that in fact its aims can be fully or really achieved only through the natural law; this does command humans to love themselves, albeit in a mitigated, restrained, and thus more successful way.

Now that American Muslims have been "enmified," he argued "violence against them is understood in a mitigated, mediated way".

Since the stress has been redistributed after mining in the roof and floor of gob area, the stress concentration and rock mass rotation/subsidence of the face-lagging borehole are decreased, and then the stress environment of boreholes is also located in a relatively mitigated zone.

Brandt is a member of the grass-roots group Save Our Fields, which sued the city of Huntington Beach in December 2012 for allegedly having a bias when it passed the development project in November 2012 and for filing a mitigated negative declaration instead of an environmental impact report.

Although this effect might in theory be mitigated if firms could price discriminate within countries, this requires barriers to price arbitrage, such as separate private versus public payers.

I always like to reference the first mission to the moon which was based off the ability to conceptualize, chart a course and correct in a way that mitigated the risk and allowed for significant upside returns.

It moves beyond the quotidian claim that the Iron Curtain divided ecosystems and landscapes by arguing that the fortifications and all activities that kept them functional became causal – in direct or in mitigated fashion – to changes in the natural environment adjacent to the border.

There is a modicum of grossness – blood and vomiting and dumb sex jokes (mitigated, in a way, by being put in the mouths of dumbbells – we are not meant to approve of them), but the series is essentially sweet, its conflicts more affectionate than corrosive.

These criticisms point to a kind of instability inherent in mitigated skepticism: it seems to waver unhealthily between a dogmatic position allowing for something approaching certainty about some questions and a radical skepticism about our ability to make any epistemic progress.