Sentence examples for alleviated yet from inspiring English sources

"When I came across laughter therapy and laughter clubs, and attended a workshop in St . Louisto become a certified laughter leader, the pressure to be funny had been alleviated, yet the results from systematic laughter were just as, if not more, evident and lasting".

Unionization remains one of the best options available to alleviate poverty, yet workers are consistently retaliated against, fired, or otherwise silenced for wanting to band together to improve their workplace.

The image of a silk-stocking crowd to-the-manner born, bred and educated to rule, networked into the circuits of power and wealth, professing a concern for the downtrodden but not about to surrender any privileges to alleviate their plight (yet prepared to demand that everyone else pony up) has lodged at the heart of American politics ever since.

Availability of health information provides confidence in clinical decision-making, improves practical skills and attitude to care [ 12, 38] and alleviates professional isolation, yet this resource remains invisible in the complex health care systems.

It's unclear just how much of Kliman's agenda is imagined by Nathan, who after all once endowed Amy Bellette with the legendary biography of Anne Frank, and who's begun turning all his conversations with Jamie into an imaginary dialogue between an imaginary "He" and "She" — a dialogue that "was an aid to nothing, alleviated nothing, achieved nothing" and yet "seemed terribly necessary to write".

Yet, Vps10 overexpression alleviated mis-sorting of vacuolar enzymes and thus increased the catabolic activity of vacuoles in vps4∆ mutants to 80% of WT levels under rich growth conditions.

17 As observed in the heart tissue of R6/2 HD mice, we found that myocarditis and mutant huntingtin aggregation was more prevalent than in their WT, yet it was alleviated under oral B307 treatment.

Ms. Savitz said environmental concerns were not alleviated by assurances that the spill was not yet a threat to the coast.

Many around the town complain that officialdom has yet to alleviate their pain.

The metro has helped to alleviate traffic and pollution, yet Beijing remains one of the world's most jammed and polluted cities; it needs more investment in public transport of all sorts.In Hangzhou the underground is just one way to get to work; above ground, fleets of red buses, often in designated lanes, form a Bus Rapid Transit network to beat the gridlock.

These responses did not alleviate the crisis, and yet, the underlying strategic premises remained uncontested.