Sentence examples for it is mitigated from inspiring English sources

However, whatever crudeness lingers, it is mitigated by the expressive subtlety of the ballet's superb cast.

It is mitigated by the fact that she's meeting new men, she's taking fun trips, she's kissing in dark hallways at parties, she's waking up with promising strangers, she's eating takeout in bed with old boyfriends after sexual encounters that begin with the phrase 'This is not a good idea.' " Alison's options are more limited.

This article examines the effect of asymmetric information on the trading of underwriting risk between insurers and reinsurers and how it is mitigated in a context of long-term relationships.

The climate is changing and as the sector responsible for managing risk and how it is mitigated… the insurance industry does play a big part".

While the problem of free riding would naturally plague such a group, Olson suggested it is mitigated in cases where the benefit is provided only to active participants.

Mr. Farhad said, "The assistance we are providing, at least it is mitigating the harsh winter these families are experiencing right now".

It was mitigated by a sense of humour and it felt like a reasonably original film".

The instinct for cruelty remained but it was mitigated by a much deeper, more sophisticated, even feminine, moral and aesthetic sensibility.

If there was any disappointment at having to share the points with Manchester United and the lead with Manchester City it was mitigated by a new scoring record and the fact that the visitors were also prevented from going top.

As you get older, the risk of selling out and becoming part of that system stays real but it's mitigated by wanting to get in there and dig".

However, instability was more apparent than real top politicians often held the key government posts semipermanently and it was mitigated by the secretaries of the leading parties, whose role it was to negotiate acceptable deals among faction leaders.