Sentence examples for that mitigated from inspiring English sources

In the spread offense, Gators receivers ran slower-developing routes that mitigated Tebow's protracted windup.

But another way of looking at it is that the public fury over the spill was key to spurring the response that mitigated the impact.

After a trial in which prosecutors took great pains to present Mr. Liang's conduct as criminal, Mr. Thompson, in his sentencing letter, struck a less harsh tone, listing several circumstances that mitigated recommending a prison term.

Fakir Nuruddin he recalls, also met with Sir Metcalfe, then Governor-General of British India and negotiated a key treaty that mitigated British invasions of the Punjab.Syed Babar Ali started his education at the Sacred Heart Convent in Lahore and began attending Aitchison College in 1934, when he was eight years old.

Vieira de Mello played a critical role in winning legitimacy for Iraq's Governing Council, which, for all its faults and limitations, was the one institution in Iraq that mitigated the relationship between occupier and occupied -- between the American forces and the Iraqi people.

Like van Gaal, he built a system that mitigated England's weaknesses, namely a lack of a world class player like Luca Modric in the middle of the park.

It was observed that oxidation mitigated pitting corrosion.

Syrian-Egyptian gnosticism is characterized by a dualism that is mitigated (as earlier defined) but also drastic: the inferior world, the chaotic darkness, begins to exist only at a special moment owing to an accident in the divine world, and this accident is usually also identified with an "audacity," a defect in one of the "aeons," or divine entities.

Hematoxylin and Eosin, Masson Trichome, Picro Sirius Red and ultrastructural studies further corroborated with hemodynamic and biochemical findings showing that febuxostat mitigated doxorubicin-induced increases in inflammatory cells, edema, collagen deposition, interstitial fibrosis, perivascular fibrosis and mitochondrial damage and better preservation of myocardial architecture.

Tried and tested conduits that have mitigated conflicts in the past no longer operate in quite the same way.

First, we know that the mitigated skeptics had already come to see their method of arguing for and against ethical theses as a way of teaching ethics that allowed students to evaluate which views were more persuasive, i.e. had better rational grounds.