Sentence examples for mitigate the blow from inspiring English sources

Mr McPartland has been the most consistent Tory critics of Mr Osborne's tax credit cuts and is demanding the Chancellor introduce measures to mitigate the blow to recipients when they come into effect next April.

It tried to mitigate the blow today by noting that when the 2013 breach was discovered and disclosed — in 2016 — the company "took action to protect all accounts".

The twist added in January was American Airlines' plan to take over TWA, which was going bust anyway, and to acquire chunks of US Airways, mitigating the blow to competition from the proposed United/US Airways merger.

It means they are able to rest Warner and has mitigated the blow of losing the captain, George Bailey, the Tasmanian denied the opportunity to lead Australia in front of his home crowd after being banned for slow over-rate offences, and Mitchell Johnson, who is missing this match for personal reasons.

Most big tobacco makers have long seen the writing on the wall and have invested in e-cigarettes and other alternative nicotine delivery systems, potentially mitigating the blow from any decline in cigarette sales.

Promises were made, but no money was set aside to mitigate the air pollution from the dust blowing from the widening shore.

That growth helped mitigate the effects of the recession, which was a body blow to construction, a major local employer.

To mitigate the heat flux into the material, the decomposition of phenolic phase generates protective gases that blow into the boundary layer and help shield the material.

But it could help mitigate the damage.

Time could also mitigate the problem.

"Does it mitigate the damage completely?