Sentence examples for was to mitigate from inspiring English sources
Characteristically, Greville worked like the beaver he was to mitigate the ill-will.
Assange portrayed the task force as a "war room" plotting offensive measures against him; in fact, its focus was to mitigate harmful repercussions of his publications.
The inquiry found that the decision to load all of the personnel onto one helicopter was "to mitigate risk by minimizing aircraft exposure to ground fire and to mass the assault force".
His only alternative, then, was to mitigate its vehemence; to soften down the shriek of agony into a sigh; — not from any idea that a shriek would have betrayed an ignoble soul, but simply because it would have exhibited the countenance under a repulsive aspect.
The whole idea was to mitigate the disadvantages of both.
It can be postulated that such a response of Müller cells was to mitigate the retinal stress in newts exposed to microgravity.
The important thing is to mitigate them".
"Our job then is to mitigate the impact".
The ultimate aim is to mitigate loss of life – who is providing that assistance is immaterial".
What we do have the power to do is to mitigate climate change by reducing emissions.
Their task should be to mitigate local division, not promote it.
