Sentence examples for mitigated by a from inspiring English sources

But the shortfall was mitigated by a rise of €4m in property income.

Tuesday's uproar would be mitigated by a more peaceful Wednesday and Thursday.

Usually, this rise in congressional approval would be mitigated by a rise in the president's approval.

But the façade of high-cheekboned chic is mitigated by a whiff of friendly humor.

An overall large effect can be mitigated by a small change in individual behaviour.

It was mitigated by a sense of humour and it felt like a reasonably original film".

Hot, tall or loose sandwiches are challenges, often mitigated by a strategically placed toothpick.

The maleate ester had excellent plasticizing properties but this is mitigated by a significant resistance to biodegradation.

The disadvantages of an asymmetric diffusion matrix are mitigated by a multigrid solution technique that is quite effective.

Most internal political conflicts, however, can be mitigated by a careful, systematic approach to defining, structuring, and deploying large-scale initiatives.

The instinct for cruelty remained but it was mitigated by a much deeper, more sophisticated, even feminine, moral and aesthetic sensibility.