Sentence examples for profoundly mitigated from inspiring English sources
Four equally sorry young lifers appear, men whose crimes seem to be profoundly mitigated.
Therefore, we assumed that a combination of methods profoundly mitigates the problem of picking up false positives and negatives and only accounted for potential interactions that at least were predicted by two algorithmically different methods.
It was a devastating outcome for Dhu's family, mitigated only by Fogliani's decision to release "profoundly disturbing" CCTV footage of her treatment in custody.
His words mitigated my fury.
That mitigated its losses.
The blanket guarantee mitigated deleveraging pressure somewhat.
And terrorist guilt is mitigated.
Its cruelties could be mitigated.
But it has mitigated its effects.
These seemingly innocuous phrases profoundly affect how people perceive the issues, assess the seriousness and support efforts to mitigate global warming.
No mitigating epithets allowed.
