Sentence examples for needs to alleviate from inspiring English sources

If the world wants to help the Palestinian people, it needs to alleviate rather than intensify Jewish fears that everyone wants to destroy us.

I'm not necessarily saying those people are bad at their jobs, but I'm saying they're overworked, and Apple needs to alleviate the problem — pronto.

It comes down to the situation where both the native and the foreigner have the will to communicate, but someone needs to alleviate the fear and insecurity that exist in order for it to happen.

The College's new document notes that Canadian doctors are dealing with "intense interest from patients (often accompanied by less interest in evidence)" who want medical marijuana, but without more research being published to indicate how much weed say, a chronic pain user, needs to alleviate their discomfort, doctors are being left in the dark.

Sometimes, getting your body moving after you eat a meal is all that your body needs to alleviate some of that pesky gas you are experiencing.

Much more is needed to alleviate investors' fears and raise confidence in the industry.

The need to alleviate poverty among the old still has to be met.

Intel, for its part, badly needed to alleviate the regulatory pressure it had come under.

The reduction of anxiety, for example, may lessen the amount of medication needed to alleviate pain.

The proposed theater at the ground zero site is desperately needed to alleviate the crunch for space, she said.

Indeed, both Israeli leaders stress the need to alleviate pressure on the Palestinian population, offering economic incentives to crack down on the violence.