Sentence examples for slightly mitigated from inspiring English sources

Opponents are connecting on a high percentage of attempts from beyond the arc, but that percentage should be at least slightly mitigated once Carroll returns from injury.

But I admit that, because of that picture, the pleasure of thinking about Hadley Fruit Orchard is, ever so slightly, mitigated.

Broadened bandwidth for effective concurrent energy harvesting is thus achieved, and at the same time, the beam deflection is slightly mitigated and fully utilized for power conversion.

Two campuses sit on the outskirts of town in office-park-like settings, slightly mitigated by prayer flags rippling in the breeze and students meditating on the front lawns.

Overall, unit sales fell primarily due to the rapid decline in vehicle sales in Russia, where the auto maker is winding down much of its business, slightly mitigated by rising sales in Western Europe.

Aid was tendered freely in the hope that the grief of those who lost loved ones might be even slightly mitigated".

Scallops freeze well, so shipping costs can be somewhat mitigated by buying several pounds at once.

But circumstances have somewhat mitigated what might easily have been much more serious effects in Great Britain.

Those problems are somewhat mitigated, however, by the statutes that govern executive branch vacancies.

These effects continued at dinner but were somewhat mitigated.

"The European market didn't get as inflated so the fall will be mitigated somewhat".