Sentence examples for alleviate some problems from inspiring English sources

In January, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said it was possible that officially allowing women in combat might alleviate some problems of sexual harassment and assault.

Google already made some tweaks last night to alleviate some problems — expect more of those soon.

Piaggio Fast Forward Chief Operating Officer Sasha Hoffman explained the follow-mode can alleviate some problems faced by autonomous vehicles.

And, putting the animals to sleep with a sedative type of incense may alleviate some problems (like the likelihood that they might cause a ruckus or even eat each other!), but it's just hard to imagine animals sleeping for months on end without stirring, while humans were able to stay awake around the same environment.

The new 2010 recommendations, to breastfeed up to one year, will help alleviate some problems identified by HIV-positive women in Malawi.

Being accompanied and having the support of peers was also seen to alleviate some problems associated with mobility, particularly on more hazardous walking routes.

I spend hours at a time with some of our most significant clients just observing and listening to their day to day challenges to determine simple ways that I can alleviate some problem that's impeding their progress and learn how we can make something work better for them.

Federal relief programs alleviated some problems, and the Tennessee Valley Authority created new economic activity in northern Alabama.

So in the end, the Windows NT security mechanisms, even though they alleviated some problems, didn't address the operating system's underlying susceptibility to viruses.

This new class of electrocatalysts promises to alleviate some major problems of existing fuel cell technology by simultaneously decreasing materials cost and enhancing performance.

MTM has the potential to alleviate some glaring problems in America's healthcare system.