Sentence examples for in unmitigated. from inspiring English sources

"You really dropped in!" I groaned in unmitigated baby boomer agony.

Within days, we had moved in together and for the next six years I lived in unmitigated bliss.

The reality is that a majority of residents live in unmitigated poverty, without basic human needs fulfilled, including potable water and sanitation.

To argue otherwise seems to engage in unmitigated wishful thinking.

Community sequestering was a more effective strategy in unmitigated regional scenarios for mild and severe epidemics, keeping peak symptomatic cases equivalent to the mitigated regional scenarios, but it lost effectiveness with decreasing compliance.

If we get 3°C by end of century, that's going to cost another 5% of global GDP, and in an unmitigated climate scenario world, so in a world in which we fail to mitigate at all, sort of a business-as-usual scenario, again that's going to cost an additional 5-105-10%GDP.

Poverty, rising food prices, scarcity of subsidized bread, unemployment, the poor quality of health services and education, and charges of nepotism and rampant corruption were among the many grievances in a country in which inflation reached 25.6% (food price inflation 35%) in August, unmitigated by a 30% increase in the salaries of public workers and 7% GDP growth.

He might, in other words, be neither guilty nor innocent in any unmitigated sense.

"We cannot burn all the hydrocarbon resources we have on the planet in an unmitigated way and not expect to have a CO2 loading in the atmosphere that is often being linked to the 2C scenario," he said in an exclusive interview with the Guardian.

"We cannot burn all the hydrocarbon resources we have on the planet in an unmitigated way and not expect to have a CO2 loading in the atmosphere that is often being linked to the 2C scenario," Ben van Beurden, Shell's chief executive, told the Guardian.

"We haven't loved authority in an unmitigated way since Kennedy".