Usage of "mitigate by"

Aún no tenemos significados para "mitigate by".

Uso de mitigate by en inglés

Theatrical Crucifixions, the fleshy coarseness of Rubens which Vandyck tried to mitigate by making it leaner. 
 The Cathedral 

There was a silence, the paralysing effects of which Mr. Pett vainly tried to mitigate by shuffling his feet and coughing. 
 Piccadilly Jim 

She was unable to stir, to move her gaze from his hopeful eyes, to mitigate by a breath her slender white aloofness. 
 Linda Condon 

The tape issues mentioned here are mitigated by backing up to disk. 
 Backup & recovery 

At the worst it is mitigated by thought for wife or child. 
 God, the Invisible King 

But even that bereavement was mitigated by distractions alike inevitable and ennobling. 
 Lothair 

But the severity of that Act was mitigated by a beneficent administration. 
 The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ... 

Robert's dislike for the man was mitigated by a queer involuntary gratitude. 
 Port O' Gold / A History-Romance of the San Francisco Argonauts 

This is somewhat mitigated by the group's strong underwriting risk controls. 
 Reuters 

In a team, some risks are mitigated by having other people to help. 
 The Guardian 

That's mitigated by opposing forces like the weak housing market and tight wages. 
 Reuters 

The business impact on Heathrow, meanwhile, could be mitigated by charging airlines more. 
 Reuters 

The third-quarter pain will be mitigated by another round of so-called reserve releases. 
 Reuters 

It is reason mitigated by faith, and faith regulated by reason. 
 Jewish History : An Essay in the Philosophy of History 

Recovery can be expedited and its effects mitigated by cooperative action. 
 State of the Union Addresses (1790-2006) 

That could be mitigated by a couple of totemic mayoral wins. 
 The Guardian 

Significados de mitigate by en inglés