Sentence examples for mean of alleviating from inspiring English sources

It seems that high inoculum concentration could be used as a mean of alleviating the inhibition mediated by LCFAs.

"So as a means of alleviating themselves from those accusations, they rely on these special masters".

And we can't afford to neglect any important means of alleviating that national crisis.

The time has come for Congress and transportation officials to promote high-speed rail service as a means of alleviating air traffic congestion.

Ino, his second wife, hated the children of Nephele and persuaded Athamas to sacrifice Phrixus as the only means of alleviating a famine.

Moreover, for countries without sophisticated satellite systems, Open Skies is their only means of alleviating security concerns through timely overhead imagery.

The Puritans, Weber argued, had accepted the cloak of worldly asceticism voluntarily, as a means of alleviating otherwise unbearable spiritual burdens.

That is why Milton Friedman called minimum wages a form of discrimination against the low-skilled; and it is why he saw topping up the incomes of the working poor with public subsidies as a far more sensible means of alleviating poverty.Scepticism about the merits of minimum wages remains this newspaper's starting-point.

As a possible means of alleviating carbonation-induced reinforcement corrosion in aging reinforced structures, electrochemical injection of corrosion inhibitors has been proposed.

The importance fund managers place on meeting and putting trust in company management to 'perform' for them can equally be viewed as a means of alleviating anxiety rather than having any direct economic purpose.

He stumbled on yoga in the 1990s as a means of alleviating excruciating hip pain.