Sentence examples for alleviating only from inspiring English sources

They believe the risks of such drugs outweigh the possible benefits [ 2], and they are negatively stereotyped as being only "symptom alleviating", only "masking the actual problems"[ 3].

The crippling hunger pangs reported by many are alleviated only when groups of volunteers are allowed to distribute food.

The pain of your loss is alleviated only slightly by the good memories and the great photos.

This year, the big turquoise shadow of Avatar hangs heavy over everything, alleviated only by flickers of awards action for The Hurt Locker.

This weakness in the forearm and hand caused by pressure on a nerve in the wrist could be alleviated only through surgery.

Rylance played Philippe V of Spain, whose severe depression could be alleviated only by the singing, which he commanded every day, of the celebrated castrato Farinelli.

He believed the problems of the underclass could be alleviated only by "race neutral" programs such as universal health care and government-financed jobs.

For the most part it is an uninteresting slog alleviated only by the occasional unintended laugh and moments of visual beauty.

23 April 1827 We find, in Russell's Tour in Germany, the following account of the celebrated musical composer, Beethoven, whose recent death, in circumstances of poverty and distress, alleviated only by English charity, has attracted so much notice.

The stinging cold of Beckett's landscape is alleviated only by the warmth and humor in his admiration for human persistence in pushing that big old stone called life up a Sisyphean hill.

Not an allegory of war, rather, a fable of it, in which the central emotions of conflict — isolation, fear, and uncertainty — are alleviated only by intimate speech and love.