Sentence examples for more mitigated from inspiring English sources
The other explanatory factors exert a more mitigated influence on knowledge utilization.
Hoyer said that whatever harm the bill might have caused his party electorally two years ago, the effects are more mitigated now.
Dr. Julian Slowinsky, a clinical psychologist at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia who serves on the board of directors of the Center for Sexuality and Religion, said that while expelling priests who have sexually abused minors might make sense in most cases, individual circumstances could warrant a more mitigated response in others.
Carneades appeared to favor a more mitigated form of skepticism, which admitted the possibility of well-founded opinions if not of certain knowledge.
Results were more mitigated with the more common RNA extraction methods.
Mr. Silber argued that, by nature, a team of academics trained in Islamic law and mores mitigated abuse.
The few quid you save by shopping elsewhere is more than mitigated, I would say, by the sheer pleasure of browsing in a good bookshop.
Containment is hardly a perfect policy, but I see the costs and risks as more easily mitigated than those of war.
Applying DSTC at the relays provides multiple processed signal copies to compensate for the fading and noise, helping to achieve the attainable diversity and coding gains so that the interference can be more effectively mitigated.
Ultimately, risks to wild salmon posed by salmon farms can be more easily mitigated than the far-reaching effects on ocean productivity of climate change and ocean acidification.
"And it's all mitigated — more than mitigated; it's all redeemed by the fact that we're in the midst of this glorious fall here in Minnesota that just makes everything golden".
