Sentence examples for palliative effect from inspiring English sources

Even if localised planning does not work, the palliative effect of traditionalist design will still be in demand.

It is possible that aromatherapy may have more palliative effect on chronic rather than pricking pain.

Without the insulation of several time zones and the palliative effect of David Gower in your front room, it was far worse.

Has the proliferation of medical Web sites on the Internet had any palliative effect, by giving patients information that might relieve worries?

"When he got his paperwork signed, the palliative effect was greater than everything everybody else had been trying to do for him.

Several hospitals have recently built up libraries of comedy films, tapes and books — not just for their palliative effect but for their curative potential.

To those who love it, the palliative effects of the theater have long been apparent.

He had known for years about the palliative effects of marijuana.

And, indeed, "This Must Be The Place" can be taken as an ode to the palliative effects of companionship.

In certain forms of malignant disease, such as leukemia, which cannot be treated by surgery, palliative effects were achieved that prolonged life and allowed the patient in many instances to lead a comparatively normal existence.

Ryozo Kato, the commissioner of Nippon Professional Baseball, invoked the palliative effects of the return of baseball to New York after the attacks, an analogy that irked sportswriters and led some fans to call for games to be boycotted.