Sentence examples similar to mitigate- from inspiring English sources

Can "playing a character" on stage mitigate personal responsibility for the content of what you're saying/doing in any way?

They can help to mitigate and potentially reverse climate change, curb unemployment and provide more nutrient-dense crops to the world.

As pointed out by Chris Sutton among others, in the wake of the incident the debate should surely be around how standards of refereeing can be improved – it was the referee, Steven McLean, who ducked the key decision, even if Muir was no help – and the potential for introducing technology that could mitigate errors.

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.

"Analysis of the data concludes that the necessity of deficit reduction on the scale undertaken by the coalition is debatable; yet it is certainly the case the austerity agenda could have taken an alternative form – such as additional tax rises targeted on more affluent sections of society – in order to mitigate its impact on the most deprived groups.

— Todd Leckie (@todd_leckie) August 7, 2012 Does Jonny attempt to get a small gap on the bike coming into T2 to mitigate the penalty?

Living in the here and now can mitigate stress to a great degree.

The language was used in Cabinet document, according to a report by The Australian, decrying contributions to global aid funds to assist developing nations adapt to or mitigate the impact of climate change.