Sentence examples for much alleviate from inspiring English sources

General Pervez Musharraf, president of Pakistan, had a similarly clear view of the Taj from his hotel suite; but it plainly didn't much alleviate the "hurt" and "disappointment" he says he felt over the futile summit.

"However, with the two recent snowfalls, the drought situation is pretty much alleviated," Mr. Tian said Monday.

Walsh himself had more "losing" seasons — i.e. ones when he didn't win the Super Bowl — than "winning" ones, and eventually withdrew from the game, prematurely as he came to see, because the stress of losing wasn't ever much alleviated by the pleasure of winning.

Thus, the resource-consuming problem of ER could be much alleviated.

Hence, the synergy between PEV's charging load and wind power generation is greatly enhanced and the undesirable charging synchrony is much alleviated.

In the near-window region of the passenger cabin, temperature is much elevated due to the channel, and thus cold sidewall and draft that have been repetitiously experienced by passengers seated near windows can be much alleviated.

"Credit market concerns were much alleviated as investors took the JPMorgan chief executive officer's remark as [a sign that] the worst period is over," Fumiyuki Nakanishi, chief strategist at SMBC Friend Securities, was quoted by Reuters as saying.

Whether the World Bank has actually done much to alleviate poverty is a much-debated question.

Malaria eradication would confer much wider development benefits than the economic output quantified in our analysis and do much to alleviate poverty in the developing world.

But nor has it done much to alleviate the problem.

Other observers are sceptical that polls in Somalia will do much to alleviate the country's deep problems.