Sentence examples for might relieve from inspiring English sources
I suggested natural food groups that might relieve her 'constipation' but she always won those arguments".
They include handheld scanners that might relieve consumers of the burden of having to carry many packages.
They reasoned that holes drilled with lasers might relieve pain by allowing more blood to be delivered to the heart.
In contrast, checking e-mail or chatting while driving might relieve the tedium of being behind the wheel.
One resolution calls for spending $200 billion to build affordable housing, which might relieve pressure on property prices.
Though the early voting might relieve pressure on Tuesday, some states said they feared they did not have enough trained election workers to staff polling stations.
He said the separation might relieve the industry of some of the scrutiny by government regulators that had often centered on Merck and Medco.
They also requested a conclusion that "the surgery might or might not relieve the patient's back pain".
In time he might also relieve some of the leadership burden that gives Marc Murphy's face that permanently pained and defensive expression.
Higher housebuilding targets for local councils might help relieve some of the pressure of too many people chasing too few houses.
Along similar lines, a pilot study found that grounding yourself to the earth, or "Earthing," might help relieve DOMS.
