Sentence examples for mitigated by buying from inspiring English sources
Scallops freeze well, so shipping costs can be somewhat mitigated by buying several pounds at once.
Can the effects of a merger be mitigated "by advertisers or media buying agencies having or acquiring sufficient countervailing buyer power"?
While that was been seen as one of the more disastrous acquisitions of all time, the bite was somewhat mitigated by the $1.4 billion that eBay made when Microsoft bought the company for $8 billion after it was spun off.
Multiplying standard purchases by reported buying frequencies standardized buying patterns (4 ).
But that's mitigated by output from Canada, Egypt and onshore U.S. In the North Sea, where the conventional wisdom is that it's been well picked over, Apache bought the legendary Forties Field from BP in 2003, nearly doubled production and recently added 24 new exploration blocks there.
Forty percent on a steak is mitigated by 20percentt on chicken.
However the damage is likely to limited, and mitigated by changing the passwords on any accounts that use similar passwords.
Much of this illness could be prevented or at least mitigated by the vaccine, which is 70 to 90percentt effective.
But equally, as Figes points out, the damage of divorce on children can be mitigated by careful handling.
In that sense, all over the world, dissatisfaction with inequality should be somewhat mitigated by our inherent optimism.
