Sentence examples for all to alleviate from inspiring English sources
"Like the national cap-and-trade legislation, it does nothing at all to alleviate the problem of climate change, but it would have tremendously bad impacts on the California economy," Mr. Day said.
The green tariffs do not appear to be playing any significant role at all to alleviate the import competition in the domestic economy and thus have no discernible influence on reducing carbon leakage.
Laughter is a way, first of all, to alleviate the pain of what you know to be the truth.
Flexible working hours, affordable childcare and shared parental leave will all help to alleviate the problem, but first we need to ditch the idea that pregnant women are "lucky", "selfish" or a burden to society.
As conscientious consumers, we can all do more to alleviate this plight -- most of all by helping prevent the violence that leaves women incapacitated, like one woman I met in the town of Bukavu who has undergone eight surgeries to try to reconstruct her tattered female organs after being raped.
"We can all take steps to alleviate loneliness by looking out for family, friends and neighbours". The issue is being highlighted as part of the NHS Stay Well this Winter campaign.
Acupuncturists use these seven points all the time to alleviate seasonal allergies.
But each has suggested some intriguing fixes that, while differing in the details, all seek to alleviate the entitlement problem by stimulating individual savings.
During 1876 Lytton, widely suspected to be insane, ignored all efforts to alleviate the suffering of millions of peasants in the Madras region and concentrated on preparing for Queen Victoria's investiture as Empress of India.
They all wanted to alleviate drudgery of their lives by innovating.
Investment in both technology, assistance on the ground by technology firms, and financial help from philanthropists have all proven to alleviate some of the pain and suffering caused by these devastating storms.
