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Unmitigated in sentence

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Viewed in these terms, austerity has been an utter and unmitigated disaster, which has become increasingly apparent as European Union economies once again face stagnation, if not a triple-dip recession, with unemployment persisting at record highs and per capita real (inflation-adjusted) GDP in many countries remaining below pre-recession levels.
There have been close calls in recent decades, but there have not been any unmitigated disasters.
Turkey to the EU’s RescueLAUSANNE – The Copenhagen Climate Change Conference was an unmitigated disaster for the European Union.
If the United States really did adopt Trump’s plan, the result would be an immediate and unmitigated disaster.
In the US, the “non-proliferation ayatollahs,” who hypocritically consider nuclear weapons an unmitigated evil except in their own hands, railed against it.
But it is already clear that the capacity of some communities to adapt will quickly be exceeded if climate change goes unmitigated.
It was an unmitigated disaster that ended in hyperinflation.
The dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei sums up the new mood of universal and unmitigated cynicism.
After all, it is a narrative that, while demanding a suspension of one’s critical faculties, bestows an unmitigated blessing upon those purportedly fighting on the side of light.
Of course, Clinton added, these technologies are not an unmitigated blessing, and can be misused for darker purposes.
In a country where the national hero is the saintly Mahatma Gandhi, who considered alcohol an unmitigated evil, drinking has always carried a whiff of disrepute.
By its own standards and those of the world, Japan was an unmitigated success.
In short, Trump’s election is an unmitigated disaster for the region.
If left unmitigated, the policy that major central banks rode out of the last crisis could drag the global economy back into the jungle.
What makes news nowadays is the growing list of mainstream economists who are questioning globalization’s supposedly unmitigated virtues.
The spread of financial markets is an unmitigated good.
If, on the other hand, it represents an attempt to prepare the American public for a war against Iran, and a genuine intention to unleash such a war when the opportunity arises, the outcome would be an unmitigated disaster.
But we need to make sure that the benefits are not offset by unmitigated climate change.
If municipalities in high-risk areas fail to adopt financial strategies or adaptation and resilience strategies, they will remain exposed to these material hazards, which – if unmitigated – could negatively affect their creditworthiness.
Churchill denounced this policy as “a total and unmitigated defeat.”
And US President Donald Trump’s televised address on March 11, in which he announced a suspension of most travel from Europe to the United States, brought the crisis to an entirely new height and plunged financial markets into unmitigated panic.
Most problematic, though, with China challenging the United States both economically and militarily, the old hegemon no longer views China’s growth as an unmitigated blessing.
It must be admitted the glare in Julien's eyes was ghastly, his expression hideous; it was eloquent of unmitigated crime.
The depressed Pickwickians turned moodily away, with the tall quadruped, for which they all felt the most unmitigated disgust, following slowly at their heels.
By this time they had reached a small greengrocer's shop, which Mr. John Smauker entered, followed by Sam, who, the moment he got behind him, relapsed into a series of the very broadest and most unmitigated grins, and manifested other demonstrations of being in a highly enviable state of inward merriment.
I view you, sir, personally and politically, in no other light than as a most unparalleled and unmitigated viper.'
The man was a danger to the community, an unmitigated scoundrel for whom there was neither pity nor excuse.
To him it may have been an unmitigated relief, but she wept bitterly in her apron.
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