Sentence examples for she mitigated from inspiring English sources

However, it also finds – and NARA has found – that she mitigated those problems and the department has mitigated those problems.

She explained that she mitigated this issue by accepting undergraduate researchers no later than their junior year.

She mitigates this overdose of gorgeousness by presenting the prints in a raw state — framed without glass or nailed right to the wall, playing up the work's hands-on process and a textural richness that suggests fabric.

She is still needing plaquenil and sulfasalazine to maintain her current status, but when she feels a flare coming on, she mitigates the flare and symptoms via a stringent juice fast or anti-inflammatory diet and transiently increases her anti-inflammatory supplements under my supervision.

How many Geordie lads and Tykes died charging machine gun nests manned by conscripted Argentine boys – poor kids from the barrios - so that she could mitigate her excesses at home?

"The utter implausibility of the idea that she never discussed any issues surrounding health care," she wrote, "is mitigated only by the calculated way she has approached her career thus far".

Ms. Doe's ultimate monthly expenditure could be mitigated if she buys points at closing; these reduce mortgage rates by a quarter of a percent per point.

Interestingly, what she attempts to mitigate is the potential negative evaluation of her breathlessness by strangers in the car park thus enacting a protection of "face" (Goffman, 1955) via a manipulation of time and space.

"Their experience, coupled with accessible information, indicates that these barriers might be mitigated or even overcome," she added.

She said she thought this trend would mitigate the negative impact of rising rates.

He has not publicly apologised to her or tried to mitigate the distress she says she has been caused.