Sentence examples for or mitigated from inspiring English sources

For that matter, many of the pardons he issued corrected injustices or mitigated official cruelties.

-Pile-up can either be avoided or mitigated or is not likely to be a problem.

In its 2009 report, the Council of Europe defined these crimes as those "justified, explained (or mitigated)" by the perpetrator to defend family honour.

Using this model and improving effective parameters, loss circulation is obviated or mitigated.

The fact that experimental risks "were not effectively assessed, planned for, or mitigated" was a contributing factor.

The key to successfully asserting the defense is a factual determination that the event was unforeseen and could not be prepared for or mitigated by human activity.

I didn't think Times readers would take the opening sentence literally because I so often write arch, provocative ledes that are then undercut or mitigated by the paragraphs that follow.

All abnormal findings including subjective symptoms were in remission or mitigated within 2 weeks after her onset.

What are the research needs to ensure that the risks associated with Tamiflu release to the environment can be better understood, minimized, or mitigated?

Inclusion of Dodder in created or mitigated pools could function to maintain a higher level of plant species richness over time.

Could that possibly have thwarted or mitigated the attacks?..