Sentence examples for alleviating much from inspiring English sources

The final offer, $205,000, included the former owner's furniture, alleviating much of the daunting task of setting up house.

The EC regards drones as a key to the future competitiveness of the European aeronautics industry (10%% of the aviation market in the next decade, according to some estimates).4 Such a low-cost and easily available alternative for product delivery may challenge traditional means and create new opportunities, while alleviating much road transport and road congestion.

Early decision alleviates much anxiety from what can be a terribly unpredictable process.

This alleviates much of the inefficiency in current product development and supply chain practices.

Virunga Alliance is set to alleviate much of that, if it's given the opportunity to thrive".

Moreover, fostering development would alleviate much suffering, and promoting education would generate many benefits, including improved health, faster economic growth and participation of the disenfranchised in modern society.

By this time a bond has formed between falconer and hawk, which, combined with accurate weight control, alleviates much of the risk of losing the hawk.

In order to alleviate much of the limitations and obstacles encountered with current validation methods, a new validation module is developed.

These policies were based on a deeply held and often explicitly stated belief that choice and market forces could net only solve education's problems but could also alleviate much of the need for regulation.

We also find that modest emphasis on active interest rate movements can alleviate much of the volatility in optimal government spending, while rendering similarly favorable levels of aggregate consumption and investment.

The prospects of supercomputers, robotics, and AI could potentially alleviate much suffering and make daily life both easier and safer; but it could just as equally develop in such a way that inequalities are exacerbated and that a few companies, engineers, or thinkers, dictate the trajectory of life for the many.