Sentence examples for eventually alleviated from inspiring English sources

Her despair was eventually alleviated by her mother, who steered her toward earning her G.E.D.

At the age of 3 months, Polly had been abandoned at the institution's gate; at the time of her adoption, she was suffering from eczema and developmental problems, which were eventually alleviated by specialists in the United States.

He also established that the battle had severely depleted the army's powder stock, which was eventually alleviated by powder shipments from Philadelphia.

At the very least, this potential for enhanced immunity could carry the sea fans through a period of time in which the conditions were unfavorable, as long as the stress was eventually alleviated and the physiological toll not too costly.

Senate staff members say the governors are being heard, and that measures to cut other health care costs in the legislation will eventually alleviate their concerns.

But Captain Cole said that the costs were unlikely to reach that level and that the progress of reconstruction would eventually alleviate the current security problems.

There are hopes that "cognitive" radios may eventually alleviate the problem by sharing huge swaths of spectrum intelligently but they have yet to be invented.

Advocates of a stronger federal energy policy maintain, though, that such steps could eventually alleviate some price pressure by lowering the demand for oil in the United States, by far the world's largest user.

Northern Europe comes south, easing the pain of austerity.A good tourist season in Spain may herald recovery; in Greece it could raise hope that creditors will eventually alleviate its debt.

But this simple reduction of lipids could not eventually alleviate atherosclerosis.

Another new technology is fuel cells, which could eventually alleviate the world's dependence on polluting and increasingly expensive fossil fuels not to mention extend the life of cell-phone batteries, laptops and power generators.