Sentence examples for mitigate hurt from inspiring English sources

In my experience a major motivator for people in open relationships is to mitigate hurt and psychological pain.

A portion of the overall gains from free trade could be used to mitigate harm to those whom it hurts, and the country would still come out ahead.

The crumb of comfort is that countries can mitigate the hurt, and that one, South Korea, has shown the worst can be avoided.

Mitigate trauma to the area.

In the end, thoughtfully, he must have decided to do it just after Manly's opening round defeat of Parramatta, figuring he could slip in his "It's not you, it's me" monologue amid their celebrations, thus mitigating Manly's hurt.

But it could help mitigate the damage.

"Does it mitigate the damage completely?

There is a bottom line advantage to adopting best practice to mitigate risk that would hurt profits.

Unless the state can find a way to divert the new lines so that they are not on the property or bury them to mitigate the risk, he said, "it will hurt our enrollment and puts our center at risk".

On the other, a stronger, more independent OFA wouldn't have hurt, and might have even mitigated some of the political fallout from stimulus and health care reform.

The S.E.C.'s proposal intends to mitigate some of those conflicts, which have long hurt the industry's reputation.