Sentence examples for doing anything to alleviate from inspiring English sources

"In response to a depression, this is not a lot of spending, especially since the central government is not doing anything to alleviate poverty," said Mark Weisbrot, a director of the center.

He sold himself as the champion of the downtrodden, but isn't doing anything to alleviate to economic misery he spoke about in 2016.

None of the favored reforms today are doing anything to alleviate those conditions, and many of them are making them actively worse.

"She says would do anything to alleviate her brother's suffering".

As far as muscle soreness goes, cooling down doesn't do anything to alleviate it, Dr. Tanaka said.

"This decision won't do anything to alleviate the pressure from the street," said Khalil Maatouk, a lawyer and activist in Damascus.

Black empowerment, a kind of affirmative action in which equity in big business is transferred to black entrepreneurs, has not done anything to alleviate poverty among ordinary black South Africans.

Is Fandango planning to do anything to alleviate that?

I fiddled with the sensitivity settings, but found that it didn't do anything to alleviate the problem.

"The move doesn't do anything to alleviate the short-term concerns I have about the business," says Raymond James analyst John Mahoney.

Two points can be noted: first, surveys are commonly made by lay interviewers, who do not themselves diagnose and have no skills to recognize illness, let alone do anything to alleviate it; second, research that may benefit a society cannot be made too onerous, or it will never be done.