Sentence examples for alleviate somewhat from inspiring English sources
Expansion of the TAB Program should also help alleviate somewhat the fiscal pressure on the state's budget produced by the Hazlewood Exemption Act, which offers veterans, spouses, and their dependent children up to 150 credit hours of tuition exemption, including many fee charges, at Texas public institutions of higher education.
Still, any concerns the Giants might have were alleviated somewhat by what Manning showed Sunday.
It was alleviated somewhat when Evans saw fame as being a bubble.
Still, any harm caused by Turkey's economic troubles may be alleviated somewhat by rebounding currencies in other overseas markets.
State companies can cut prices and tariffs, thereby alleviating somewhat the impact of inflation on lower-income consumers.
And the mid-season funk that sets in at this time of year is alleviated somewhat by the pursuit of silverware.
While the pressure on the Saints has been alleviated somewhat with the win, the Raiders are right back in the gun after the humiliating defeat.
Though the boredom is alleviated somewhat by a pair of mulleted mouth-breathers (Justin Long and Joey Kern) fighting to save a beloved Pontiac Firebird from repossession, nothing can disguise the clumsiness of the writing.
THE rental market is tight, brokers say, a situation that may be alleviated somewhat by current construction of three rental buildings in the "north neighborhood," which is a short walk from TriBeCa's restaurants, bakeries and night life.
The potential for flooding is alleviated somewhat by the drought conditions that have left much of southern Louisiana bone dry this summer, allowing the ground to absorb rainfall more easily.
The Alabama climate is temperate, with an average annual temperature of about 64 °F (18 °C), mellowed by altitude to some 60 °F (16 °C) in the northern counties and reaching 67°FF (19 °C) in the southern counties, although summer heat is often alleviated somewhat by the winds blowing in from the Gulf of Mexico.
