Sentence examples for that might mitigate from inspiring English sources

At least that might mitigate the traffic problem.

And the K5 has no graphic equalizer that might mitigate that effect.

My sister and I scrabbled around for something – anything – that might mitigate the awfulness.

Instead — in a vanishingly fine distinction — she hoped to present his life in a way that might mitigate his moral culpability.

I today urge the chancellor to provide something – anything – that might mitigate the harshest effects of this policy on our most vulnerable".

This alarming conclusion has become the starting-point for popular and official discussion of global warming and the policies that might mitigate it.

It is a tragic paradox of our time that poor nations with abundant resources should suffer unimaginably while their political leaders appropriate riches that might otherwise mitigate poverty and foster economic growth.

A less stringent robustness guarantee would be required of organisms that would, for example, marginally increase the efficiency of highly specialized industrial processes that probably take place in a controlled industrial lab environment than of organisms that might substantially mitigate major global threats and must be released into the environment.

End-around approaches that might have mitigated the economic damage might therefore have diminished their bargaining power.

Why, they've wondered, weren't the observers packing vials of venom and anti-venom that might have mitigated the effects of a cobra bite?

Hirose said that although the situation facing Fukushima Daiichi on 11 March was exceptional, measures could have been adopted in advance that might have mitigated the impact of the disaster.