Sentence examples for best alleviate from inspiring English sources

A Sandor D. Krauss, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer, said that while there is no way to guarantee protection against prospective interfamily disputes, to best alleviate concerns regarding a trust as a shareholder, the co-op should give its consent only if certain conditions are met.

People's perception of the role or impact of biotechnology on food security and hunger, often depends on their vision of how food security may be achieved and how hunger may be best alleviated.

Stalwart funny man John Michael Higgins does his best to alleviate the boredom but it's a losing battle.

If you support us, we will do our level best to alleviate the distress for those people in most dire need".

8th over: New Zealand 38-2 There's a bit of a lull here, which Styris does his best to alleviate by sending the ball past square leg for three.

The vaccine works best "to alleviate the outcome of the disease --not necessarily to prevent it, says Chia-Lung Hsieh, senior disease --notaccine disease --nott Wyeth-Lederle Vaccinecessarilyiatoics.

While there are moments that benefit from Ross Riege's cinematography, The Kings of Summer will probably serve best to alleviate the boredom of a long flight or a flu-ridden evening at home.

"But the way I can word it best without alleviating any responsibility off myself — which is what it is, it is me, when it comes back to it — is everything that can go wrong is going wrong.

The best way to alleviate the problem is always to have some food in one's stomach.

Steer said better technology and more efficient uses of resources were the best paths to alleviate poverty, claiming that US$19tn would be invested in renewable energy globally over the next 15 years.

Congress should eliminate, not raise, taxes on expatriates and encourage more Americans to work abroad as the best way to alleviate stereotypes and break down cultural barriers.Donald OsterlundBeijingWork fair?SIR – I was somewhat taken aback in your support for rural job programmes as a model upon which to rebuild Haiti's infrastructure ("An uphill struggle", June 24th).