Sentence examples for mitigating in from inspiring English sources

An excuse may do this by mitigating in various ways the subject's responsibility either for an action considered as a whole, or for proper sub-components of the action, or for consequences of the action, or by indicating ways in which a happening is not (a paradigmatic case of) an action.

This loose construction, however, is mitigated in two important ways.

But the potential losses from empty seats caused by changes are mitigated in several ways.

It is expensive, but those costs can be mitigated in any number of ways.

But it can be mitigated in a way that will return the system to fiscal health.

"That gives us a lot of time to try to mitigate in response to the spill," Admiral Landry said.

Sanctions have their greatest impact in the short term, as their effects tend to be mitigated in the longer term by structural economic and political adjustments.

While reaffirming the gloomy assessments of the study, Logsdon held out hope that the threat of fact-resistant humans could be mitigated in the future.

His apparent response was to claim that such indeterminacy is mitigated in practice within the shared dispositions of one's native language what he called a "home language".

It is possible that manager Roberto Martinez will discuss the issue with Lukaku but the player's age is sure to mitigate in his favour.

Thus flooding attack is collaboratively mitigated in this phase.