Sentence examples for problem alleviated from inspiring English sources

Alas, the accents of its mostly British cast tend to undermine the feeling of authenticity — a problem alleviated by the addition of Mamie Gummer, Meryl Streep's daughter, as an American heiress, and the French actress Jenna Thiam as the working-class daughter of Sabine's chief seamstress who unexpectedly becomes the face of the fashion house.

However, usually those ways aren't so conducive to the problem alleviating itself.

Mr. McCain used the basket to make a case for constant use of sunscreen and said that early detection of skin problems alleviates many more serious problems.

PA and exercise may also alleviate the symptoms of distress, depressive mood [ 5] and sleeping problems, alleviate back pain [ 6] and thus contribute to productivity at work.

The short-term problem is alleviated, but the interest begins to compound and in short order they're in trouble.

In large turbines this problem is alleviated by splitting the low-pressure stream into a number of parallel flow sections.

This problem is alleviated by a staggered arrangement of conserved variables.

This problem was alleviated by editor Elliot Brown, who showed Adams how to compose panels depicting multiple actions.

However, it should be noted that this problem is alleviated with real data sets.

This problem is alleviated by developing novel protocols for enriching repeat DNA from genomic DNA [ 4].

The overestimating problem is alleviated when the number of HPV types in the composite measure becomes larger.