Sentence examples for alleviating need from inspiring English sources

Hermit crabs benefit from some symbionts, particularly cnidarians and bryozoans, through extension of shell apertures (alleviating need to switch into new shells) and by providing protection from predators.

Innovation is closely linked to the humanitarian financialization agenda, where beneficiaries are seen as "clients" and the aim is to alleviate need by financially capacitating these clients through quality financial services.

National bookstore chains made books more widely available, alleviating the need for mail-order services.

High-speed railways in other countries have mostly benefited central cities by alleviating the need for regional offices.

When Newt Gingrich helped bring the House of Representatives into Republican hands, in 1994, Cheney felt reassured that the country was back on the right track, alleviating his need to run.

The algorithm is able to detect the number of clusters automatically thus alleviating the need to input this number a priori.

Alternatively, their local support networks might be strong enough to help them weather temporary adverse shocks to economic opportunities, alleviating their need to move.

The Spanish government believed that settlers would defend their property, alleviating the need for some of the presidios.

Some garments, such as camisoles, tank tops and backless dresses, have built-in breast support, alleviating the need to wear a separate bra.

It's called "peeler" granite because it peels off the top of the bedrock, alleviating the need to quarry, and the irregular stones are challenging to work with.

This compound has been shown to directly activate the coat localized cortex lytic enzyme CwlJ in B. subtilis, alleviating the need for germinant receptors to initiate germination [20].