The absurd name Throbbing Gristle, for instance, did not mitigate the fear and loathing that Margaret Thatcher's Middle England felt for the band.
Since then, Andy Haldane, executive director for financial stability at the Bank and an FPC member, has warned that there might be a need to mitigate the "fear factor" in the markets.
Our study suggests that attention to these factors in VCT strategies may mitigate the fear of HIV testing, and ultimately increase uptake in rural African settings.
To mitigate the fear, WWF has proposed that the drilling company needs to drill a same-season relief well.
The erotic ambience made psychological sense: libidinous distraction mitigates the fear of flying.
Online education has experienced explosive growth, is incalculably convenient for both student and instructor, and mitigates the fear of in-person, classroom presentations that afflict many highly experienced, working professionals.
As a friend put it so succinctly: "There really isn't anything that can be said that will mitigate the raw fear and anger that we experience when a loved one is dealing with something like cancer.
The fact that only boys can become sterile seemed to somehow mitigate the girls' fear.
After the events of 9/11 Edie felt called to do something to mitigate the misunderstanding and fear between Jews, Christians, and Muslims.
"Meanwhile governments are implementing policy measures that will try to mitigate the sense of fear and panic that is sweeping the markets".
