Sentence examples for does it ameliorate from inspiring English sources

It will surprise no one that my mental health as an undergraduate was always on the wrong side of 'unstable' but that does not excuse my actions, nor does it ameliorate the damage done".

He points to violence – "some of it in our name" – happening overseas, though insists that it does not "ameliorate or excuse" Rigby's murderers.

"But it does not ameliorate other issues.

In the future, I believe no profitable enterprise will be truly attractive to investors if it does not ameliorate poverty.

Thus, for example, whereas rapamycin extends lifespan of various organisms including vertebrates [ 16, 78], it does not ameliorate some traits of animal aging [ 79, 80].

"I don't think it ameliorates them at all," said Paul F. Lakeland, a professor of religious studies at Fairfield University in Connecticut, said of the laity.

Arguably, it does nothing to ameliorate indeterminacy.

But at some point piling on additional suffering for more serious offenses seems utterly demonic, or at least so many retributivists would insist; and it does nothing to ameliorate a permanent loss of happiness for a minor offense or, as in the case of non-elect babies who die in infancy, for no real offense at all.

It does not much ameliorate the prayerful big-footing at hand.

Compared to placebo administration, use of synthetic estrogen treatment may reduce some of the physical symptoms of menopause, yet it does not significantly ameliorate depression or overall quality of life [ 14].

Adrenomedullin treatment did not ameliorate the kidney function, however, and nor did it influence lung and blood bacterial burden or lung cytokine levels.