Sentence examples for may have alleviated from inspiring English sources
Coming along with the broader economic slowdown, the nearly 40percentt drop in the Nasdaq between March 10 and Tuesday, which erased more than $2 trillion in investor wealth, may have alleviated some of the Fed's concerns, Mr. Slifer said.
The sale may have alleviated some fears that the government-sponsored enterprise and sister firm Fannie Mae are unable to raise capital without a federal bailout, but Freddie's strength was more likely attributed to a dead cat bounce.
Biocultural patterns surrounding the emergence of agriculture from 11 sites in the central Tombigbee River valley (500 1200 AD), 50 100 km west of the emerging Moundville polity, suggest that while food production may have alleviated some ecological stress, it came at a cost.
This may have alleviated the immediate tension in Columbia, Missouri, but the wider debate over race relations on campuses is now spreading across the country.
The suit alleges that, despite this, prison doctors consistently denied he was mentally ill, refusing him psychotropic medication which may have alleviated his suffering but would also have been an admission that he didn't belong at the ADX.
A discussion of model fit, which may have alleviated these concerns, was not included in the methods section.
Food consists of various combinations of nutrients which may have alleviating or exacerbating effects.
Since the sea-ice area looks likely to go on shrinking, such a link, if indeed it exists, would probably mean more cold winters in Britain and much of Europe.Other research suggests that warming may actually have alleviated recent freezes.
At least it will hopefully have alleviated some heavy thoughts so that you may focus on purer things.
"The fear and anxiety about sexual functioning may have been alleviated, but fear of establishing or re-establishing emotional intimacy remains," she says.
Conversely or additionally, Caro-supplementation may have specifically alleviated elevated oxidative stress in the vocal musculature, similarly to what has been observed for flight musculature [36].
