Sentence examples for he would alleviate from inspiring English sources

Moody's mass revivals were financed by prominent businessmen who believed he would alleviate the hardships of the poor.

Syrians were waiting for Barack Obama to act on his supposed red line, hoping he would alleviate their suffering.

Others said they didn't think Obama had yet come up with a simple way to explain how he would alleviate that squeeze.

Sutton promised him that if Safra would finance the sting operation to hunt for the missing pages, he would alleviate Safra's anxiety by making it known on live television that his family had no connection to the codex.

Although he is heavier and slower than some of the other top defensive ends in the draft, acquiring him would alleviate one of the Jets' most pressing concerns.

Having families who stand by them would alleviate a lot of suffering, physical and otherwise.

Removing them would alleviate some of the daily friction between occupier and occupied.

A leading Republican advocate of federal financing of stem-cell research, Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, praised the president for his approach, his inquiries and his ultimate decision, which he said would "alleviate" suffering.

In 1874, the newly elected Senator Jones began pressing for a twenty-cent piece, which he stated would alleviate the shortage of small change in the Far West.

Ibrahim Jaafari, the Iraqi foreign minister, thanked those taking part for their support, which he said would "alleviate the suffering of all Iraqi people".

This, he says, would alleviate the problem of our economy being too reliant on the financial sector – meaning that banks uprooting themselves to Frankfurt after Brexit would be less of a big deal.