Sentence examples for mitigated by rising from inspiring English sources
From Japan's perspective, the threat of a flood of cheap goods from China is partially mitigated by rising labour costs in its neighbour's booming economy.
Overall, unit sales fell primarily due to the rapid decline in vehicle sales in Russia, where the auto maker is winding down much of its business, slightly mitigated by rising sales in Western Europe.
Consumption among female drinkers continued a general rise during this period, although this effect was mitigated by ongoing increases in abstinence for both men and women.
Often these worries are expressed, and to some extent mitigated, by means of extravagant visual fantasies that picture a world of gleaming, high-rise cities, flying cars and soulful robots.
Scallops freeze well, so shipping costs can be somewhat mitigated by buying several pounds at once.
Forty percent on a steak is mitigated by 20percentt on chicken.
This cost is mitigated by using a Bayesian metamodel.
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.
