Sentence examples similar to ameliorate affliction from inspiring English sources
But even short of a budgetary infusion into staffing, just the idea of education as both comfort and affliction might ameliorate the worry of some that the push to academic standards equates to standardizing students.
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Instead, they will remain a chronic affliction which the state and its banks will try to ameliorate over time with a combination of government-orchestrated rollovers, repression and repayment.Such a combination is unfair to taxpayers and depositors, but it is also stable.
AFFLICTION Schizophrenia.
AFFLICTION Not an affliction so much as a mix-up.
Stuttering is an odd affliction.
During his years of affliction, Fleisher sought relief in numerous treatments, including brain surgery; in the mid-1990s he discovered that occasional injections of Botox (botulinum toxin used as a muscle relaxant) combined with Rolfing (a type of massage therapy) ameliorated the condition.
Britain has an affliction.
