Sentence examples for was slightly mitigated from inspiring English sources
The news was slightly mitigated by the budget proposals to help North Sea production.
His lack of club medals was slightly mitigated by his opening strike in a 4-0 awin win over Dundee United on the opening day of 1965-66, the season Celtic lifted the first of nine consecutive titles.
The blow dealt to the community's industrial economy in the 1970s, was slightly mitigated by the presence of auto production plants in the metropolitan area.
This mitochondrial damage was slightly mitigated in the LPS + low-dose NaHS group and significantly mitigated in the LPS + middle-dose and high-dose NaHS groups.
The increased relative risk of stillbirth among women with migrant background was slightly mitigated after stratification for socio-demographic factors, such as single status, low social status, young age of mother and high parity (Tables 2) but it was still elevated compared with women from Germany.
But if Manning had been our direct source, the consequences might have been slightly mitigated.
If you bite the dust on a job (and you will), the pain of losing your thief is slightly mitigated by the pleasure of meeting the next, a character whose race, gender and name are randomly selected.
If you bite the dust on a job (and you will), the pain of losing your thief is slightly mitigated by the pleasure of meeting the next, a character whose race, gender, and name are randomly selected.
In such cases, the reader antenna was slightly moved to the side to mitigate this effect.
