Sentence examples for built to relieve from inspiring English sources

In the project, a three-level water cycle pattern was built to relieve local water resource scarcity.

The Louvre II will get 500 to 600 works on three-year loan from the Louvre in Paris, though a spokeswoman denied that the new museum was being built to relieve space problems there.

Even in the Recreational Sports facility built by the students with their own funds, intercollegiate athletics has been given priority during prime times for use and those paying for the facility that was built to relieve an impossible lack of facilities dating back to a campus report in 1947, are displaced.

For years, tools were built to relieve administrative burdens, improve processes and reduce liabilities, but this had an unfortunate side effect: Employees were laden with a litany of non-intuitive, onerous technologies and processes.

Nor were planned auxiliary dams on nearby rivers built to relieve the pressure on Oroville.

3. Loneliness: Isolation, not feeling we can share any of our troubles, hours spent in mind-numbing contemplation, and activities built to relieve stress, but keep our walls intact.

Mindfulness app Simple Habit was built to help users relieve stress and build healthier lives with more than 1,000 guided meditation sessions available to users.

Mindfulness app Simple Habit was built to help users relieve stress and build healthier lives with more than 1,000 guided meditation sessions available to users.

The minister said last week that "another 2 to 3% of [Britain's] land" – equivalent to more than 1,500 square miles, more than the area of Essex – should be built on to relieve the country's housing shortage.

Patricia Lynch, a spokeswoman for Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, the Governor's main rival in the Legislature, said Mr. Silver would push for, among other things, an additional $500 million to repair and build schools to relieve overcrowding.

Ron Christie's "Long-term strategic plan for rail" report suggested that several "metro" lines be built to service new areas and to relieve capacity on existing lines.