Sentence examples for alleviate deep from inspiring English sources

The package will not by itself alleviate deep downturns in Europe.

Given that death awaits us all, one intriguing pursuit is the use of psychedelics to alleviate deep anxiety — existential distress, some call it — in those for whom the end seems near.

The draft platform also dwells at length on the development of a new American strategy for "public diplomacy" in the Arab and Muslim worlds, to alleviate deep distrust of the United States.

Brown said: "The ground reality is that last year's good harvest is not a magic wand to alleviate deep-rooted poverty; that will take a generation to fix".

A major employment rebound is the only real way to alleviate the deep economic anxiety that has gripped so many Americans.

Many senior NHS figures fear that the money will be used by local councils to help alleviate the deep cuts they have seen to their budgets under the coalition.

No legal reward would alleviate the deep sense of disillusionment and betrayal among the communities who were promised a miraculous recovery.

Although the concept of reparations is often associated with the legacy of slavery in the United States, as expressed in recent demands made by Black Lives Matter, Marin specified in an interview with conservative website Breitbart that the project is in no way trying to alleviate the deep scars slavery left behind.