Sentence examples for was not mitigated from inspiring English sources
The decline of "Dancing With the Stars," however, was not mitigated by extra viewing.
The sound of the multiple harmoniums playing in this lavender room in which many pigeons were flying around was surreal, and the weirdness was not mitigated by the presence of Mr. Ghaznavi's son, the all-Afghanistan weight-lifting champion, who sat in his shalwar kameez, traditional tunic and trousers, flexing his stupefying biceps when he was not refilling our teacups.
Even before the program, they had positive attitudes about care, yet many cited examination and spectacle cost as problematic, which was not mitigated by health education.
Finally in vivo activities of COX and AOX pathways were strongly inhibited in Cu-treated plants, and this reduction was not mitigated by Si-treatment.
The effect of cutting was not mitigated by leaving cut vegetation in situ, but no cutting ensured higher number of L. tenuis in margins, an indication that height and structural complexity of grassland vegetation were important in determining population size.
On the other hand, when a mother was depressed during her pregnancy, the likelihood that she would transmit that vulnerability to her unborn child was not mitigated by such social factors as better education.
(Sinagra) DESTROYER (Tuesday) The Vancouver malcontent and Destroyer mastermind Dan Bejar's pointy vocal delivery and disjointed tantrums are not mitigated by his recent move toward indie-pop lushness, but they're so self-possesed, you wouldn't want them to be.
It swims blandly along with the culture's boring consensus on female appearance; it is a reinforcing rather than a revolutionary joke – and its failure to go against the joyless, stressful idea that girls must concentrate on keeping themselves spindly and bald is not mitigated by any chance you'd actually laugh at it.
No → q m =1: the related vulnerabilities are not mitigated.
Harvesting traffic may alter soil properties and reduce forest productivity if soil disturbances are not mitigated.
Savvy executives now communicate directly, down, up and sideways and their words and actions are not mitigated by the middle.
