Sentence examples for no mitigates from inspiring English sources

It may be postulated that NO mitigates energy demand resulting from oxidative stress (for example, the familiar postischemic dysregulation of cytosolic ion levels).

No mitigating epithets allowed.

There's no mitigating the disaster of the Iraq war.

There is no mitigating the violation of the human body and all that comes with it.

Crucially, the issue of whether a victim had a terminal illness, incurable physical disability or severe degenerative physical condition, will no longer mitigate against prosecution.

To say so in no way mitigates the obnoxiousness of his real faults.

The recent turmoil by no means mitigates the explosion of prosperity that has taken place since the early 1980s, when President Ronald Reagan enacted pro-market measures low tax rates and less stringent regulation that unleashed job-creating capital.

The turmoil of the past few years by no means mitigates the explosion of prosperity that has taken place since the early 1980s, when President Ronald Reagan enacted promarket reforms to free the economy from the Carter-Nixon stagnation of the 1970s.

No surprise mitigates the predictable plotting as Nate begins assailing Sam and increasingly declares himself the man who's loved Sarah from second grade, just as, he maintains, she loves him.

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

Likening the ban on fox hunting with dogs in Britain to the end of a tradition should in no way mitigate the barbarity of this practice.