Sentence examples for alleviate and from inspiring English sources
Mitigate means to alleviate and does not mean to militate or to provide reasons for.
"I am going to be meeting with the tourism sector to discuss what we can do to alleviate and mitigate any damage that might ensue.
But as their school, and even more so as we act in loco parentis, surely we must do everything we can to alleviate and minimise pressure.
He rebelled against the doctrine that the humiliation and misery of prolonged unemployment were the product of impersonal forces which governments could do little to alleviate and he allied himself with Churchill in his campaign for armed resistance to Hitler.
The nanocomposites alleviate and restore the persuaded gliosis that occurs in cerebral cells.
Psychosocial interventions have the potential to alleviate and prevent depression symptoms among older AMD patients.
The pain could not be alleviated, and a few days later he died without having recovered from the singular attack".
They are a means to alleviating and preventing humanitarian suffering that we've been seeing.
The results showed an obvious curative effect on alleviating and eliminating arthralgia, headache, tiredness and pantalgia.
On this regimen, the patient's symptoms were alleviated and her quality of life was improved.
Open space can be stress alleviating and healing through the appropriate enclosure.
