Sentence examples similar to mitigate dread from inspiring English sources
In a new study in The BMJ, researchers sought to determine if a low-carbohydrate diet might help mitigate the dreaded weight regain that occurs when a person loses weight.
In order to mitigate the dreaded last week/month crunch time, we broke our project and goals up into bite sized pieces with tangible deliverables.
Green roofs come with the added benefit of mitigating the dreaded urban heat island effect, whereby, as a result of heat-absorbing materials like asphalt and concrete, cities can be several degrees warmer than the surrounding countryside.
And finally, if scholars are correct in their surmise that Jayavarman suffered from the dread disease of leprosy, his concern to mitigate his sin and suffering through the accumulation of great merit may have given a still further impetus to his piety and zealousness.
This presents an anomaly: a company that is widely regarded as being an efficient laboratory, was a startup that helped discover the genetic cause of two dread cancers and provides a service that allows people at risk to mitigate the risk is nonetheless reviled.
"If other companies were to follow suit, then the dread, and I do mean the dread, around this day might be mitigated for many people," he said.
