Sentence examples for which mitigates against from inspiring English sources

You would find businesses that went on and on, which mitigates against entrepreneurship and fresh starts".

Then there is the British way of building such projects which mitigates against a rational transport policy.

Pizzaface also goes a bit OTT on dusting its bases with semolina, which mitigates against char – it was lacking – but does add a pleasing crunch.

Democracy, of course, has its constraints, which mitigate against political heroism.

Hill said: "There are a number of very important things which mitigate against any development taking place but we might be faced with an empty reservoir and our next campaign is to get it filled to stop the clay core drying out".

The AAIB's legal team argued that the lord advocate had not made a sufficient case to overcome the high hurdle which mitigated against disclosure of the information.

Common shortcomings of contemporary health systems include fragmented, inappropriate, misdirected or poor quality care which mitigate against a comprehensive and balanced response to population health needs (1).

In terms of protective factors, household asset-holding has been shown to be a buffer against economic shocks which mitigates poor education and health outcomes for children [ 12].

Essential polyunsaturated fatty acids, such as docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), confer benefits to brain and visual system development in infants and reduce risks of certain forms of heart disease in adults which mitigate against CH3Hg effects.

Barriers to 'Discrimination reduction' include existing negative attitudes toward sexual minorities, which mitigate against being able to convince tertiary institutions to include such courses, preventing students who attend them being stigmatized, and preventing opposition from extremist religious groups.

It listed various factors "which could mitigate against prosecuting".