The phrase "alleviate us" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are asking for relief or assistance from a burden or problem affecting a group of people.
Example: "We hope that the new policy will alleviate us from the stress of excessive workloads."
Alternatives: "relieve us" or "ease our burden".
"We should make this very clear," Mr. Paterson said, adding, "Our situation is so dire that even the greatest assistance from the federal government, the one we are proposing here today, will still not alleviate us from the responsibility of some rather severe action".
"We create and hold up tokens, rare examples of marginalized people who have made it, who we applaud, who alleviate us of our guilt and our shame and our burden," Mock said.
The risk with this sort of consumer altruism, of course, is that it alleviates us of responsibility — we feel we've done good by purchasing a dessert or a tank top or yoga class when we might have done considerably better.
Watergate alleviated us of such fantasies.
For the US and its allies, Mount Sinjar is a success story: a humanitarian disaster alleviated by US air power.
And with increasingly severe threats to our survival — rapid climate change, an unstable international economy, and unsustainable energy consumption — it is more important than ever that we use these gifts to change the world, foster happiness and alleviate suffering, for us and our fellow beings.
And, I invite those of you in the Stanford community to join our group, the Refugee Working Group (link to.pdf) -- under the Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health -- and commit to helping us alleviate conditions for Syrian refugees.
The brief discussion of the problem of information overload and the importance of human to alleviate it take us to the research objectives of this research we will consider on two levels - macro and micro.
More selfishly, it is also a mindfulness practice in its own right, one that can help us alleviate some of the stress of caregiving.
As a result of this, suggestions were made in 1954 for a limited-access road to be constructed leading to the bridge that would alleviate congestion on US 40.
In this article, we describe how a new virtualized software architecture (6) helped us alleviate many of our problems.
