Sentence examples similar to will be mitigating from inspiring English sources

With advances in productivity holding, inflation will be mitigated even if growth is strong.

Some of the risks will be mitigated if a conflict with Iraq is sanctioned by the United Nations.

Garden officials are betting that any opposition will be mitigated by their promise to finance the renovation without public funds.

The modest return, Mr. Guldimann said, will be mitigated by how easy it will be to claim.

Climate change will be mitigated by shifting investments to solutions that de-carbonise the entire energy value chain.

"Investors in programs sponsored by Mr. Bernard Madoff may find that their losses will be mitigated by certain ameliorative provisions of the tax code," Mr. Willens said.

Daniel Drezner of Tufts University notes that any economic pain caused to Iran will be mitigated by Chinese and Russian companies filling the gap.

Any problems for Liverpool will be mitigated by the availability of Spanish striker Iago Aspas, who they signed the from Celta Vigo last week.

Any overheads will be mitigated by the fact that any iOS features they employ will be running 64-bit code, and that the A7 CPU is faster overall, including having a faster graphics system.

As long as the detail of the pupil premium remains hazy, Nick Clegg and others will argue that the potential unfairness of a two-tier system of "free" schools and the rest will be mitigated.

The need to chase grant after grant, a common chore for scientists to raise cash for their studies, will be mitigated by a pot of core funding for each lab.