Sentence examples similar to abate suffering from inspiring English sources

The United States has spent more than $1.2 billion on food in the last 10 years to try to abate the suffering, but a study just published by the Center for Strategic and International Studies suggests the time has come to work with the warring sides to end the conflict.

Does the torrent of suffering ever abate — and can one possibly find any point in suffering?

Suffering can abate, torn lives and broken communities can heal, good can come from bad.

Among these natural products, antibiotics are particularly important, abating human suffering and death from infectious disease [1], [3].

Sally Copley, Oxfam GB's head of campaigns and policy, said: "Yemen is the world's worst humanitarian crisis, suffering from a borderline famine and hit by the world's largest cholera epidemic, which shows no sign of abating.

"Not suffering.

Suffering Sappho.

are suffering.

Iranian citizens are suffering severe basic economic shortages, while their government's stand-off with the West and Israel over nuclear weapons and political influence shows no sign of abating.

Suffering succotash.

The film's title character played by Meryl Streep is abated in her grandiose fantasies, not only by the fact that she's an heiress, but also because she's suffering from syphilis--which in its later stages can affect the brain.