Sentence examples for strove to mitigate from inspiring English sources
Jessica's father died when she was three, and her mother strove to mitigate the hardship of living in a tenement yard in Charlestown, Georgetown, instilling the values of independence, discipline, justice and loyalty that informed Jessica's life.
Like the Victorian reformers who strove to mitigate the worst consequences of the Industrial Revolution, religious conservatism, at its best, is a response to the excesses of the sexual revolution the fatherless children and broken homes, the millions of abortions and the commodification of human life.
When King Louis XIV heightened the persecution of the Huguenots (French Calvinists) in 1685 by revoking the Edict of Nantes, Fénelon strove to mitigate the harshness of Roman Catholic intolerance by open meetings with the Protestants (1686 87) to present Catholic doctrine in a reasonable light.
Sex workers strove to mitigate disruption and harassment by police, and to maintain their emotional and physical well-being.
We strove to mitigate that potential effect by excluding anxiety and depression (present in the ICD-10 criteria) from our operational definition of PCS.
You always have to mitigate".
How to mitigate this trend?
The important thing is to mitigate them".
Efforts to mitigate noise are often erased.
There are ways to mitigate these dangers.
