Sentence examples for were mitigated by from inspiring English sources

Warnings were expressed, CBS executives said, but they were mitigated by her talent for building a competitive morning program.

My fears of passing out, or worse, were mitigated by what I thought might be my last sight -- the spectacular view down to the river and valleys below.

G.M.'s disappointing sales were mitigated by the company's raising its earnings estimates for the quarter, to $2.50 a share from $2, as well as its production estimates.

The effects of the global recession on Zambia's economy were mitigated by high copper prices, which were driven by strong demand from China, the world's largest consumer.

There was a "considerable" chance of them that day, Mr. Darbellay said, though the risks were mitigated by two factors: our climb faced north, and most of it was not too steep, less than 30 degrees.

There was also relegation from the top flight in 1978-79, buthehe setbacks were mitigated by promotion to the Premier League in 1981-82 and a lengthy spell as captain.

That prospect could be mitigated by appropriate ground rules.

These and other confusions are mitigated by some fine dancing.

Will temperatures be mitigated by reductions in carbon output?

In some cases, playful and decorative qualities are mitigated by flatfooted didacticism.

But the shortfall was mitigated by a rise of €4m in property income.