Sentence examples similar to ameliorate something from inspiring English sources

Hopelessness has made us despair more deeply than a momentary consumer-slump that might be ameliorated by something shiny and new.

And lastly, hate speech thwarts the daily struggle in which many us engage in trying to ameliorate human relations - something Yiannopoulos was antithetical to.

In my book, "taking responsibility" is more than a synonym for "apologize". It means actually doing something to ameliorate consequences.

There is something to be said for art that goes beyond a solely aesthetic engagement with the viewer, and does something to ameliorate a condition.

Parliamentarians have often been fond of a glass of something to ameliorate the sometimes  long hours and ease tedium of  endless meetings.

Schultz told the Washington Post he wants to sell the domain soon because he's worried something may "ameliorate" the outbreak, diminishing Ebola's news value – and the worth of his domain.

Judith is not the kind of person you would expect to meet here, even among the earnest volunteers who come from around the world to work in one of the many NGOs (non-governmental organizations) that are trying to do something to ameliorate the problem of pervasive poverty in Africa.

"Ebola is either something that could become more of a problem, or it's something that could ameliorate and not be a big news story for that much longer".

Can I do something more to ameliorate the problems we face?

They welcomed the idea that they could do something to help ameliorate a situation that deeply concerns them.

However, it's quite a steep learning curve, and reagents are frustratingly hard to find, something you can ameliorate by dropping a few skill points into what should really have been called "reagent draw distance".