Sentence examples for had not alleviated from inspiring English sources

Dr. Marvin Konstam, the chief physician executive of the Cardiovascular Center at Tufts Medical Center, who voted to loosen the restrictions, said the review's findings had not alleviated his concern about Avandia's safety, "but in my mind they move the needle in the direction to shift the burden in decision-making," to doctors.

The move had not alleviated a back problem which she attributed to sleeping on a sofa in the old flat to avoid her damp bedroom.

He knelt with his elbows on a chair to get a better angle at the fan, and observed that even smoking half a joint late that afternoon hadn't alleviated his performance anxiety.

That introspection has not alleviated a sense of mounting crisis.

Although her departure has lightened the family's workload, it has not alleviated their heartache.

This was, I admit, a problem I had with the original novel, and the movie treatment has not alleviated it.

Negotiations about reducing production, conducted in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and elsewhere, have not alleviated the current glut of steel.

But this has not alleviated the concerns of actors like Mr. Hanks, who are suspicious of the ways their images could be used in photo-real computer animation.

The additional income is certainly welcome, but it has not alleviated the poverty of the local Aboriginal community, which includes some twelve hundred people.

And in the United States, the recent improvement in California's power supply has not alleviated some consumers' concerns about energy shortages and rising prices.

Meanwhile, Ms. Dunlop says she is often asked why the many women who have served as political leaders in South Asia have not alleviated the region's poverty or raised the status of its women.