Sentence examples for that should mitigate from inspiring English sources

For United Technologies' shareholders, that should mitigate the initial sticker shock.

First, it would undermine the idea that punishment should be doled out for particular wrongs, as punishers would instead have reason to make up for wrongs that went unpunished, while keeping track of all good deeds that should mitigate punishment.

Apple has been working on this very annoying bug and it says it has come up with a fix of sorts that should mitigate the problem on a majority of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s devices.

I can make a strong argument that however much inflation adjustment favors Spider-Man, most of the other factors mentioned above suggest Spider-Man also enjoyed a stronger position in the marketplace due to external factors that should mitigate at least some of the inflation adjustment.

However, the Hb of this species possesses an additional external histidyl residue (δ69His; Figure 4) relative to other moles that should mitigate this effect.

"In the model (see figure 2), the first layer (defences) represents defences that should mitigate the results of the unsafe act.

Milhaud's neoclassical orchestration resembles that of Stravinsky in "The Rake's Progress," but is sometimes over-energized by his characters' inner lives — a flaw that should be mitigated by Nicholas DeMaison, who has made a chamber version for thirteen players (drawn from the ranks of the superb International Contemporary Ensemble).

That pitted him against economists who argued that rising prices should mitigate the squeeze by calling forth more supply.

They do believe, however, that "the best science available indicates that America faces substantial risks in a changing climate [and] that conservative energy policy should mitigate those risks".

Documents in iPaper can be viewed in any browser that supports Flash, which should mitigate the inevitable headaches associated with getting email attachments to work properly.

The euro's weaknesses can, with difficulty, be addressed and measures can be put in place that should at least mitigate the build-up of similar problems in future.