Sentence examples for might alleviate some problems from inspiring English sources

In January, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said it was possible that officially allowing women in combat might alleviate some problems of sexual harassment and assault.

Justice O'Connor said the growing availability of DNA testing might alleviate some concerns.

Security measures can have both negative and positive externalities and planning might alleviate some of the negative ones.

If she isn't already, make her your friend, this might alleviate some of the embarrassment.

Google already made some tweaks last night to alleviate some problems — expect more of those soon.

Piaggio Fast Forward Chief Operating Officer Sasha Hoffman explained the follow-mode can alleviate some problems faced by autonomous vehicles.

Here I focus on some of the consequent problems of sustainability, on some of the possible technical advances that might alleviate the problems, and on the social difficulties inherent in acting today on behalf of a seemingly distant future.

High-throughput data and methods might alleviate these problems, but only coarse or limited reconstructions are now possible.

Painful intercourse and continence problems are still considered to be taboo areas and women are reticent about asking for help, even if doing so might alleviate their problems.

Using multiple primer pairs along the sequence might alleviate this problem to some extent, but if these primers were designed from a single sequence, they will on average be biased towards sequences that are similar to the template sequence.

Other developing nations live with alarming rates of corruption, but they often lack tools that might alleviate the problem, such as regular elections or a free press.