Sentence examples for alleviate the difficult from inspiring English sources

However, it probably will have done nothing to alleviate the difficult political position in which Trump now finds himself.

In a statement released by the Dalai Lama's office, he said his envoys would "make every effort to bring about tangible progress to alleviate the difficult situation for Tibetans in their homeland".

Despite the great work of Senator Schumer, this will not alleviate the difficult choices that will still need to be made to bring our spending in line with our new revenue outlook".

So-called 'three-person IVF' could alleviate the difficult decision for women carrying a mutation who are afraid to have their own biological children, either to prevent the children's suffering or to avoid passing on the genetic defect.

The Board and Staff of the Children's Law Center notes with deep sorrow the untimely passing of a dear friend and colleague whose wise counsel made a major contribution to our work in alleviating the difficult circumstances adversely affecting the lives of too many of New York's children.

Obviously these are only temporary measures aiming at alleviating the difficult living conditions of the camp and at addressing the immediate health and learning needs of Osterode's children.

'Life is difficult here' "UNICEF as part of the UN system is mobilizing resources and planning out its assistance to alleviate the already difficult and unsafe living conditions of children and their families in Albay," said UNICEF's Representative in the Philippines, Dr. Nicholas Alipui.

Mr. Gissin said the deal would help Israelis but was also "for the benefit of the Palestinian people, to alleviate the immediate, very difficult, severe economic conditions".

Curiously, well-meaning environmental legislation has made it more difficult to alleviate the problem.

This crisis is a clear case where aid will bring solace to uprooted refugee families forced to live in increasingly difficult conditions, and will alleviate the suffering of countless families.

Despite the efforts being made to end the attacks and alleviate the physical pain of victims, the most difficult aspect for those attacked is the emotional scarring left by the chemical wounds.