Sentence examples for really alleviating from inspiring English sources

"Stewart will still be a needed airport, but without the rail link, the chance of its really alleviating the overcrowding at the other airports is minimal," Mr. Schumer said in an interview.

"I was signing petitions and sharing articles, but it wasn't really alleviating the anger I felt," she told The Huffington Post. .

"Electronic expense reports really alleviate the situation, and so does the ability to view your statement online," said Melissa Abernathy, a spokeswoman for American Express Corporate Services.

"If you can talk to someone who's gone through it who has a positive view, then they could really alleviate some of the concerns," said Bryan Bollinger, an assistant professor of marketing at the Stern School of Business at New York University who has studied patterns of solar adoption.

The only way to really alleviate the problems of gentrification is with better public policy.

While studying wave time-series alone does not really alleviate the vast intricacies of the wind wave processes, the embodiment of wave grouping as the predominant feature in the wind wave processes clearly represents a significant step forward toward sound conceptual advancement.

And it really alleviates the other anxieties or stresses or pressures.

To critics, this is evidence that microcredit doesn't work or really alleviate poverty.

"Having the health department involved in Waste Not OC really alleviates a lot of those concerns," Lowry said.

Studies are inconclusive on whether this really alleviates the pain, but some experts say that getting your body moving does appear to help their patients cope.

These ointments (e.g., Systane PM, Refresh PM) really alleviate the dry eye symptoms, but you don't want to have eye makeup on while it's in your eye.