Sentence examples for alleviate a good from inspiring English sources

Not only does driving more safely save lives but research shows it can also save 10% on annual fuel costs, and alleviate a good chunk of the $230 billion professional fleets spend on crashes each year.

According to the doctrine of double effect, it is, for example, permissible to alleviate pain (a good effect) by administering a drug such as morphine, knowing that doing so will shorten life, but impermissible to administer a drug with the direct intention of terminating a patient's life (a bad effect).

The plan to use retired teachers to alleviate a shortage in New York City (front page, Sept. 15) is a good one.

It could alleviate a lot of fears.

When antidepressants and psychotherapy fail to alleviate a crippling depression.

This could alleviate a tremendous traffic burden.

The goals are to clean, protect, alleviate pressure, good hydration and nutrition and a skilled person to remove the dead tissue.

"Meeting with counsel to discuss how a prenuptial agreement can alleviate those concerns is a good idea," Pollock said.

"That alleviated a lot of it.

It alleviated a lot of pressure.

If the problems that have led to your late payments––illness, job loss, or a death in the family––have been alleviated, you probably have a good chance.