Sentence examples for mitigating reasons from inspiring English sources

If he had another poor performance, there would be no further mitigating reasons to explain it away.

Writer Mary D. Dutta believed that OLTL, in order to "assuage the moral qualms associated with a sympathetic rapist", added "mitigating reasons for Todd's sexual abuse of Marty"; namely, that he was raped at the age of fourteen by his adoptive father, Peter Manning, though whether or not he was raped is disputed.

"You always think there are mitigating reasons why the penalty should be less.

As the series progresses, flashbacks reveal more about Amy's past, adding mitigating reasons for her breakdown.

Electronic implementation helps to mitigate key reasons for a lack of proper problem list maintenance.

Ironically, the state and federal government provided funding for new sewage and water systems following the disincorporation, mitigating the primary reasons residents had voted to dissolve.

And these programs address the child migration problem at its roots by improving lives and mitigating the most pressing reasons to flee.

While this likely introduced exposure misclassification, the impact of this bias may mitigated for several reasons.

In the meantime, you may not even be missing out on much: a recent GAO investigation of these kinds of services found that "companies often offer consumers affected by a data breach complimentary identity theft services for reasons other than mitigating the risk of identity theft, such as avoiding liability or complying with state law".

So we look for reasons to discount the randomness of their experiences, or reasons to mitigate the systemic forces that underlie the violence.

The difficulty of mitigating our unintentional biases shouldn't be a reason for not trying especially in the tech community that thrives on developments previously thought impossible.