Sentence examples for attempts at alleviating from inspiring English sources

"The real problem with attempts at alleviating gender inequality in South Korea," Lee wrote, "is that they have been largely ineffective, half-hearted attempts that do more to try and improve a single politician's public image than actually introduce policies that would create an equal environment that would be beneficial for both genders".

So, for instance, in "1795", we find a photograph of the George and Pelican Inn in Newbury, site that year of the Speenhamland settlement, both an early attempt at alleviating laissez-faire policies and encouraging a new, mobile, proletarianised workforce.

They're busy planning cuts to public and social services, in a fanciful attempt at alleviating the enormous British budget deficit, even as the gathering tsunami of Finance Apocalypse is sucking up the cold grey sea off the rocks at Lyme Regis.

Such replenishment therapy was therefore considered as an attempt at alleviating in part skin atrophy and xerosis in postmenopausal women [ 2, 5, 6].

Endoscopic therapy is effective at alleviating dysphagia.

New programs are aimed at alleviating these challenges.

Our research attempts to alleviate these obstacles.

Moran attempts to alleviate the tension by asking Smith why he's so miserable.

Despite the group's attempts to alleviate the fallout with a PR campaign, the damage had already been done.

The goal of philanthropic giving is often motivated by attempts to alleviate conditions of suffering and abuse.

Current attempts to alleviate IDA are not sustainable: iron pills are expensive, often culturally unacceptable and not consistently available.