Sentence examples for does nothing to alleviate from inspiring English sources

Deferring maintenance does nothing to alleviate our national indebtedness; in fact, it makes the problem far worse.

Schneider said that this runs counter to what she observed and does nothing to alleviate her organization's concerns.

Many airline passengers "just get drunk and pass out," he said, underscoring that a hangover does nothing to alleviate jet lag.

The commercial side does nothing to alleviate concerns about caging birds: lots of small birds temporarily housed in very small, yellow, plastic cages are not a pretty sight.

The most up to date research on fish oil ­suggests that it does nothing to alleviate the symptoms or slow the disease's inexorable progress.

As a former London Underground manager now working in the private sector, I find WS Atkins does nothing to alleviate my concerns about PPP (Tube bidder lauds private sector role, December 1).

Extending a subway to Secaucus will do nothing to alleviate the N.J.

"Incidents such as this do nothing to alleviate that public concern.

Labour's proposals to hold down rent increases will do nothing to alleviate this.

Bigotry is wrong, and so is doing nothing to alleviate the suffering of the homeless.

Even the prescription painkillers Rhoda steals from the vet's practice do nothing to alleviate her suffering.