Sentence examples for strong mitigating from inspiring English sources

The absence of the mercurial Greek forward for the first leg was a strong mitigating circumstance as the hosts toiled in front of goal.

The appeal committee, chaired by Larry Mussenden, ruled that some "strong mitigating factors" were not taken into account by the ethics body.

The circumstances in which Thomson trained and played for one full season in the north-east offer a strong mitigating argument against his failure to influence matches as Mowbray knew he had previously done.

If the case went to court and there were strong mitigating circumstances they may come away with a smaller fine, or even be dealt with by way of a conditional or absolute discharge, but they also risk a higher fine than the fixed penalty and could be required to contribute towards the costs of the prosecution.

But Julius quickly follows up on this comment by noting that there are strong mitigating factors that will limit the anticipated effect of economics on graduate student admissions.

But Sir John said: "That will be the last time this court will, unless there are strong mitigating circumstances, fail to refer people to the Solicitors Regulation Authority for a breach of these very high duties to the court".

Esomeprazole potently decreased sFlt-1 and sEng secretion from placenta and endothelial cells, has strong actions mitigating endothelial dysfunction and has antioxidant properties.

At each round they are asked to align their opinions according to a range where the 50% of the opinions stands and this "anonymous interaction" aims at mitigating strong positions and building consensus [90].

In many cases, support from family, peers and friends acts as a strong interpersonal facilitator mitigating against general social stigma and discrimination attached to being HIV positive, as found in previous studies [ 25, 29].

A successful doctor-patient relationship can foster a strong placebo response while mitigating any nocebo response.

However, the enhanced inter-cell interference coordination (eICIC) techniques are supposed to be used for mitigating the strong cross-tier interference suffered by the offloaded users and small cell edge users.