After a parliamentary party meeting in Westminster, Clegg appeared to have partially ameliorated the split by persuading ministers who had once indicated they could not vote in favour of the planned increase.
Such helpers are often B vitamins, and the diseases were often treatable with large doses of the appropriate vitamin.The enzyme damage in these diseases is similar to that induced by oxidation, so Dr Ames suspects that its effects, too, can be ameliorated by high doses of vitamins.
And their impact has been somewhat ameliorated by the government's concerted bid to prepare the country for bad news before the budget.
In "The Lessons of History", Will and Ariel Durant concluded that large concentrations in wealth in the past were generally ameliorated by revolution (most frequently) or enlightened leadership (least frequently).
These disappointing results can, however, be ameliorated by shortening the "headway" in ACC-equipped vehicles, according to Martin Treiber of the Dresden University of Technology, also in Germany.Headway is the gap, measured in seconds, that a driver puts between himself and the car ahead.
And I doubt the most deplorable injustices of the American system would be ameliorated much, if at all, by raising taxes on the rich.
Innovative projects have ameliorated seemingly hopeless social troubles, for instance by reducing rates of reoffending by former prisoners or by helping children from the rougher parts of American cities to graduate from college.The problem is instead one of speed and scale.
Many of the stresses known to damage fetuses can be ameliorated by better health education, nutrition supplements and targeted subsidies.
Growth often creates significant injustices which are ameliorated when popular outrage demands change.
The contempt of many Tories for Mr Bercow was painfully apparent, and not obviously ameliorated by his oblique reference to the way his political views have evolved.
But some of the consequences can be ameliorated.
