Sentence examples for relieve problems from inspiring English sources

"It will relieve problems," said Linda S. Daily, executive director of the White Plains-based Fandly InfoReferraland Referral Teams, who has met with members of the state's Public Service Commission.

Groups in both states have based their proposals on models in place in Florida and Nevada, where the process has helped relieve problems in a "low-key way," according to Larry Simms, the president of the alliance and a consultant to co-op and condo owners.

In contrast, form interfaces are more learnable and relieve problems with disorientation for mainstream users.

Yet, expression of a Pta alone might not be sufficient to relieve problems following phosphoketolase expression in yeast.

Fix the City's announcement said that it and the Academy Museum have developed "innovative" systems to monitor traffic flow and strains on the museum's parking capacity, triggering agreed-upon measures to relieve problems when they arise.

The Anglo-Saxon oral tradition of vernacular metrical charms to relieve problems associated with childbirth disappears from view later in medieval England.

However, it is still unclear whether individual or group support is more effective in relieving problems of anxiety and depression (Sheard and Maguire, 1999; Osborn et al, 2006).

*Peppermint: May relieve digestive problems and chest congestion and counter motion sickness.

Indeed, Dr. Peli has begun using the devices along with small video cameras to help relieve eye problems like night blindness and tunnel vision.

The Louvre II will get 500 to 600 works on three-year loan from the Louvre in Paris, though a spokeswoman denied that the new museum was being built to relieve space problems there.

El Paso said last year that it planned to sell substantially all of its domestic power plants as part of a plan to raise cash and lower debt in an attempt to relieve credit problems prompted by the collapse of the Enron Corporation.