Sentence examples for or alleviated from inspiring English sources

Paranoid syndromes can sometimes be treated or alleviated by antipsychotic drugs.

The budget is currently £120 billion and 70% is spent on people with chronic conditions that could have been avoided or alleviated by greater activity, says the report.

But the city, like other high-risk areas, is also facing pressure from insurance companies, which don't relish the prospect of huge future payouts for disaster damage that could have been prevented or alleviated.

The government argued that this is necessary because hundreds of thousands of South Africans die every year from diseases, such as AIDS and tuberculosis, that could be cured, prevented or alleviated with drugs.

To his surprise, that sounded right: for years, in revising his father's history, he had assumed that everything had been a façade, but now that he, himself, was older, he tended to think that people's unhappiness was rarely caused by anyone else, or alleviated by anyone else.

These effects can be prevented or alleviated by proper vitamin A supplementation during gestation [25].

This certainly isn't a version that interrogates or alleviates the Orientalism of the original.

Warming in theory could either exacerbate an African drought or alleviate it.

Previous windfall profits had disappeared during military rule without benefiting national development or alleviating poverty.

(The measure requires providers to "administer an anesthetic or analgesic to eliminate or alleviate organic pain to the unborn child").

It resulted in an hour or more of frantic confusion that the court did nothing to prevent or alleviate.