Sentence examples for mitigated in a from inspiring English sources
But it can be mitigated in a way that will return the system to fiscal health.
They fixed his broken wrist and put 20 staples in his shoulder; his face would require numerous laser surgeries, the kind also used for removing tattoos, to make the cuts, he says, "mitigated in a certain way".
"Saying that, Monaco is coming up, where one of our big advantages, which is power-train performance, is going to be mitigated in a way, so people are going to be a lot closer.
This article examines the effect of asymmetric information on the trading of underwriting risk between insurers and reinsurers and how it is mitigated in a context of long-term relationships.
Labour's Frank Doran, a Scottish MP who voted with the government said "my fundamental objections were about the variable fees and the effect on Scottish universities, but I think the effect of the variable fees has been mitigated in a huge way by the various concessions the government has made".
The cytoskeleton was closer to a tension structure and the responsibility of microtubules was mitigated in a well-spreading COT structure.
Furthermore, the in situ hybridization of amorphous Zn2SnO4 and crystalline SnO2 in Zn Sn O-600 may also contribute to their lithium storage performance because the volume change upon cycling can be partly mitigated in an isotropic loose dense structure [18].
Our results indicate the presence of maintenance costs, but that these costs can be wholly mitigated in an environment in which food resources are not limiting.
Concerns over the iPhone's antenna malfunction, which Apple's chief executive, Steve Jobs, tried to mitigate in a press conference, did not seem to discourage buyers.Losing the golden touchGoldman Sachs settled civil fraud charges by America's Securities and Exchange Commission that it misled investors, agreeing to pay a $550m fine.
At some point a clever distributor came up with the 90-10 formula which could mitigate (in a positive way for film companies) the surprise hit.
This week, many union officials said that the blow of Mr. Bloomberg's requests was mitigated in part by a plan to raise property taxes and impose a personal income tax on commuters, as well as by the mayor's praise for city workers.
