Sentence examples for somewhat mitigated from inspiring English sources

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

The company's defenders, however, pointed out that United Fruit's early excesses were somewhat mitigated later.

Funding risks are somewhat mitigated in the near future, thanks to liquidity provided by central banks.

The Court notes that the concerns with procedural unconscionability are somewhat mitigated by Bragg's being an experienced attorney.

In that sense, all over the world, dissatisfaction with inequality should be somewhat mitigated by our inherent optimism.

This brevity is somewhat mitigated by the lack of filler, with no genre crutches introduced to pad things out.

The heating and cooling costs have been somewhat mitigated, however, by new technologies and building materials, architects and builders say.

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

He describes the character of Graham as being ruled by a mantra -- "I desire" -- that has been somewhat mitigated by the civilizing influence of Esther.

Those conditions "will have a greater impact going forward, but will be somewhat mitigated by the easing of energy prices and a stronger U.S. dollar," he said.

I was now warm (and a worm), yes, but the feeling it brought of having been essentially dehumanised somewhat mitigated the sense of pleasure.