Sentence examples for alleviate demand from inspiring English sources

Around the world, highspeed rail (HSR) is seen as a way to alleviate demand on highways and at airports.

Perforations on the diaphragm plate alleviate demand on supporting elements which reduces undesirable local deformations near the connections.

Pro-development advocates like the non-profit SPUR tend to say that market-rate construction will alleviate demand for the city's existing housing stock.

Net zero water (NZW) buildings would alleviate demands for a portion of this energy, for water, and for the treatment of drinking water for pesticides and toxic chemical releases in source water.

Use of modern technology (eg, mobile phones) with a centralized system may help these informal health care providers to seek advice from professionally trained health care providers at times of need, which may ultimately alleviate demands on the health care system (access, safety, quality, cost, and provider shortages) and improve outcomes.

Lib Dem Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said reforming the way sanctions are imposed on benefit claimants could help alleviate the demand for food banks.

But the rise in number of properties has "done little to alleviate the demand supply imbalance for the time being," RICS said.

Arguably the Fed's most important and most controversial actions during the crisis were to extend its lender of last resort authority to nonbanks, in effect creating actual money to redeem the private money no one wanted any longer.While QE, as Mr Stein says, reduces the supply of private money, it doesn't alleviate the demand for private money.

Data redundancy in WSN can also alleviate the demand for reliability when equivalent data packets are transmitted, and there are many approaches focused on maximizing redundant sensing [24].

The Canadian Institutes of Health Research, with an identical budget, will either revoke a planned 5% cutback to existing grants or use the monies to alleviate skyrocketing demand for new operating grants, according to its president, Alan Bernstein.

It is in this context that tissue engineering has been emerging as a valid approach to the current therapies for bone regeneration/substitution. Tissue-engineered bone constructs have the potential to alleviate the demand arising from the shortage of suitable autograft and allograft materials for augmenting bone healing.