Sentence examples for To alleviating from inspiring English sources
verb
To make less severe, as a pain or difficulty.
- Alcohol is often a cheap tool to alleviate the stress of a hard day.
Syria, regional experts say, could be the key to alleviating all three.
The World Bank says that corruption is the biggest obstacle to alleviating poverty.
But this weekend's results could go some way to alleviating those worries.
"Energy is the key to alleviating poverty," Mr. LaRocco said bluntly during a recent conversation.
You can draw a link from fighting bigotry to alleviating poverty.
Adult literacy and basic education programs are crucial to alleviating poverty — for everyone.
In many areas, architects are making contributions to alleviating the problem of homelessness.
This is even more true for many others working in the development sector in Australia, who are making an effective and important contribution to alleviating global poverty.
This might go some way to alleviating the concern that we all share about inadvertently creating a "postcode lottery" by encouraging more local action.
One that understands how the media still has a long way to go when it comes to alleviating mental health stigma.
The UN, World Bank, OECD, World Economic Forum and the IMF all conclude that global sustainability is now a prerequisite to alleviating poverty and securing economic development.
