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1
Theatrical Crucifixions, the fleshy coarseness of Rubens which Vandyck tried to
mitigate
by
making it leaner.
2
There was a silence, the paralysing effects of which Mr. Pett vainly tried to
mitigate
by
shuffling his feet and coughing.
3
She was unable to stir, to move her gaze from his hopeful eyes, to
mitigate
by
a breath her slender white aloofness.
4
The tape issues mentioned here are
mitigated
by
backing up to disk.
5
At the worst it is
mitigated
by
thought for wife or child.
6
But even that bereavement was
mitigated
by
distractions alike inevitable and ennobling.
7
But the severity of that Act was
mitigated
by
a beneficent administration.
8
Robert's dislike for the man was
mitigated
by
a queer involuntary gratitude.
9
This is somewhat
mitigated
by
the group's strong underwriting risk controls.
10
In a team, some risks are
mitigated
by
having other people to help.
11
That's
mitigated
by
opposing forces like the weak housing market and tight wages.
12
The business impact on Heathrow, meanwhile, could be
mitigated
by
charging airlines more.
13
The third-quarter pain will be
mitigated
by
another round of so-called reserve releases.
14
It is reason
mitigated
by
faith, and faith regulated by reason.
15
Recovery can be expedited and its effects
mitigated
by
cooperative action.
16
That could be
mitigated
by
a couple of totemic mayoral wins.