Sentence examples for alleviates what from inspiring English sources

Further research has suggested that presenting the images one at a time, instead of all at once, alleviates what some call "comparison shopping" by witnesses and causes them to rely more on their memory than the comparison.

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Two former Tory chancellors, Nigel Lawson and Norman Lamont, have made the case for alleviating what is billed as a disincentive to work, risk-taking and prosperity.

The State Department of Motor Vehicles is considering ways to alleviate what has become in some cases a six-month wait to take the test for a driver's license.

He meets several veterans of Britain's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, who explain how drawing, sculpting and painting are helping to alleviate what can be a genuinely terrifying condition.

As Carter praised Richards for alleviating what could have been a difficult transition, Richards mentioned his buddy, unprompted, within his response to the first question he was posed.

Mr. Conroy said he hoped that by spreading knowledge about the law to both cyclists and to the police, he could alleviate what appeared to be confusion over what is permissible and help focus enforcement on dangerous riding.

King knew what he was doing: trying to alleviate what he calls "the big-girl complex", wherein a taller dancer becomes so paranoid, she won't trust her partners no matter how tall they are.

The Bush administration said today that Israel's policy of pinpoint killings of Palestinians was inflaming the Middle East conflict and urged the Israelis to alleviate what it called the humiliations of the Palestinian people.

The promised increase in crude production from OPEC and an increase in global production capacity expected late this year may not be timely enough to alleviate what is expected to be a sharp rise in domestic heating oil prices this winter.

Paterson was met with hostility when he visited Somerset on Monday, with farmers, politicians and church leaders demanding immediate action to alleviate what furious residents described as "third world" conditions.