Sentence examples for was mitigating from inspiring English sources
verb
To reduce, lessen, or decrease.
"The chief concern of those in the Assembly was mitigating the Assembly's damages," said Daniel M. Donovan Jr., the special prosecutor, who is also the Staten Island district attorney.
He said that Total was mitigating the job losses by moving refinery workers and their families to places like Jubail, Saudi Arabia, where Total recently opened a refinery complex.
Accordingly, a possible effect of our intervention with Low-TENS was mitigating this degeneration and preserving the cellular machinery that enables regeneration.
But the shortfall was mitigated by a rise of €4m in property income.
Any revulsion at the unbridled consumerism was mitigated by the earnest joy of the customers.
French hopelessness was mitigated somewhat by a British-mandated, elected legislative assembly.
The impact of a quilted satin bustier was mitigated by tweed.
"Instead, they released the news gradually, and the shock was mitigated".
The horror of this document was mitigated by the instructor's personalized evaluation.
This was mitigated by utilizing a sinter box.
However, material toughness was improved and stiffness was mitigated.
