Sentence examples for mitigating her from inspiring English sources

Picking someone like Ms. Mayer, who is known for her decisiveness, will play well with the Silicon Valley crowd, mitigating her negatives of inexperience and perhaps youth.

When she was testy with Tony, viewers were told it was because she was stressed out because of her kids, as a way of mitigating her unprofessional behavior.

That mitigates her behavior.

Some argue for Donna's innocence; others try to mitigate her guilt.

The partnership merely mitigates her liability if something goes awry with the drilling.

In an effort to mitigate her sentence, in the appeal Ms Wu changed her plea from innocent to guilty of "fund-raising fraud", a lesser charge.

The Birrells were unlucky enough to have a child born so disabled that medicine can only mitigate her plight, not cure it as modern medicine so often can.

How many Geordie lads and Tykes died charging machine gun nests manned by conscripted Argentine boys – poor kids from the barrios - so that she could mitigate her excesses at home?

Rick Davis, who was McCain's campaign manager during the 2008 Presidential election, has said that, in the general election, Fiorina's gender might well mitigate her pro-life position.

Hoping to mitigate her years away from the work force, Ms. Nelson has already taken almost every kind of class offered at the One Stop centers in Mount Vernon and White Plains in the past four months, including workshops on Microsoft Excel and building a résumé.

In among the magical thinkers is the female – usually creative – professional, who mitigates her success with a hardcore feyness that makes me die a little every time I see it.