Sentence examples for been ameliorated from inspiring English sources
verb
To make better, or improve, something perceived to be in a negative condition.
- They offered some compromises in an effort to ameliorate the situation.
Could it have been ameliorated?
(They have been ameliorated: made better).
Bush is not, at heart, as antigovernment as Reagan was, in part because much about government that antagonized people in the 1980's has been ameliorated.
The scarcity of qualified Arabic teachers has been ameliorated by the recruitment of teachers from other Arab countries.
The inflammatory effect of discriminatory legislation against Japanese labourers in California had been ameliorated in 1907 by the Gentlemen's Agreement.
Since 1971, numerous trade disputes have been ameliorated by getting the yen to rise in the foreign exchanges.
All these can be ameliorated by insurance.
First, how would job losses be ameliorated?
Noise may be ameliorated in a number of ways.
(It was ameliorated by major thoracic surgery at age 20).
But some of the consequences can be ameliorated.
