Sentence examples for only to alleviate from inspiring English sources

International development programs strive not only to alleviate poverty but to transform people, aid workers and recipients alike.

Policymakers are increasingly open to newer concepts, designed not only to alleviate the symptoms of poverty, but also to attack root causes.

The thinking behind the EU-Turkey deal was that it was needed not only to alleviate a desperate humanitarian situation, but to reduce populist and xenophobic reactions throughout Europe.

An estimated 10 million American women take Premarin, an estrogen that was approved only to alleviate the symptoms of menopause, like hot flashes, and for the prevention and management of osteoporosis.

New solutions are urgently needed, not only to alleviate the critical shortage of organs and give more patients a second chance at life, but also to radically improve the quality of that life after transplantation.

The potential benefits of early administration are relevant, not only to alleviate migraine pain, but also to prevent the loss of productivity and the increased use of healthcare resources typically associated with CM [55, 56].

His views encouraged policy makers to pay attention not only to alleviating immediate suffering but also to finding ways to replace the lost income of the poor as, for example, through public-works projects—and to maintain stable prices for food.

There is so much that is teased upon— the braids, the patterns we make that unwittingly imitate the natural forms in our body, the way that memory threads through our consciousness, the way that the only way to alleviate grief, if only temporarily, is to be distracted from it by the rhythms of our own bodies.

The efficient utilization of CO2 will not only help to alleviate greenhouse effect, but also to obtain useful chemicals as well.

Re-entry experts believe that these doctors, if successfully returned to practice, could not only help to alleviate the doctor shortage but would do so quickly.

The "noble experiment" not only failed to alleviate the various ills decried by prohibitionists but succeeded in making most of them worse.