Sentence examples for is not mitigated from inspiring English sources

The damage thus inflicted is not mitigated by the lame explanation that the defendant simply availed himself of the 'freedom'toto go to jail under his own banner.

It swims blandly along with the culture's boring consensus on female appearance; it is a reinforcing rather than a revolutionary joke – and its failure to go against the joyless, stressful idea that girls must concentrate on keeping themselves spindly and bald is not mitigated by any chance you'd actually laugh at it.

With decreasing Rician K-factor (left to right) the performance deteriorates since the residual interference over the diffuse background scattering component is not mitigated by our beamformer optimization.

While the probability of the negative outcome can be controlled by cross-holdings for the chosen level of bankruptcy costs and fire sales, the number of defaults in this adverse scenario is not mitigated.

Therefore, even if the attacker is still able to identify the plant model (which is not mitigated by this countermeasure), he/she will not be able to design M z) to cause the 50% overshoot based only on the model of the plant, regardless of whether M z) is implemented in the forward or the feedback stream.

The research didn't take into account the cost of disasters such as coastal flooding if climate change is not mitigated.

Now Richard lives a life of similar collegiate hedonism, albeit in a 21st-century context where the seediness of such a lifestyle isn't mitigated by the film's rose-tinted view of the past.

That isn't mitigated by the passage of time".

The decline of "Dancing With the Stars," however, was not mitigated by extra viewing.

Harvesting traffic may alter soil properties and reduce forest productivity if soil disturbances are not mitigated.

Even before the program, they had positive attitudes about care, yet many cited examination and spectacle cost as problematic, which was not mitigated by health education.