Sentence examples for not be mitigated from inspiring English sources
Electronic records pose their own risks, and the most serious will not be mitigated by regulation alone, any more than the narcotics trade is suppressed by harsh drug laws.
In explaining the sanctions, the governing body wrote that the incident was particularly serious as it occurred during a friendly and thus could not be "mitigated" by "competitive tension and competitive spirit".
"Your Soaring Insurance Premiums" (editorial, Oct. 4) makes plain that the rise in the cost of health insurance premiums will not be mitigated until the nation addresses underlying medical cost drivers.
What motivated Ms. Kavanagh's attackers, however, may not be mitigated simply by putting more teeth on rusty legislation, because such laws don't get at the issues at stake: namely, what it means to be "Irish".
He was a thief, a truant and an all-around ne'er-do-well, whose crowning disgrace was getting a young farm girl pregnant and abandoning her and their child to a fate that could not be mitigated by the guilty charity of other Boughtons.
If a removal from the environment would not be practically feasible, undesirable developments could not be mitigated.
Mr. Huddleston praised court programs that connect veterans with treatment, but added, "We should not be mitigating an offender's case or disposition just because they are a veteran," which he suggested "doesn't make sense from a constitutional perspective".
Nunn doggedly insists that the character has not been mitigated by music.
His gleeful laugh belies a long opposition to American foreign policy, which has not been mitigated by the election of a "dark-skinned" hope-and-change president.
Among them were suggestions that persistent grievances — large-scale unemployment, reports of government corruption, heavy-handed police tactics — had not been mitigated by the demonstration's suppression.
These results support the premise that if the threat of eagle predation had not been mitigated prior to pig removal, fox extinction would have been a more likely outcome.
