Sentence examples for relieve the consequences from inspiring English sources

A UN disaster management team assessment concluded that rural communities did not receive adequate support from the government to relieve the consequences of the flood.

Therefore, pumping intracellular lovastatin out of the P. pastoris cell through an efflux protein may relieve the toxicity effect and metabolic stress; as a consequence, the productivity of yeast cells may improve too.

It is universally agreed that in appropriate cases persons suffering from serious mental disorders should be relieved of the consequences of their criminal conduct.

Consequently, trade credit seems to relieve the difficulties of firms that, as a consequence of information asymmetries, face restrictions in their access to the capital market and suffer credit rationing imposed by banks.9.9

"What we heard today was frequently about individuals who did not want to take responsibility for their actions and wanted a medication to relieve those consequences," Dr. Hager said.

But an equally important consequence is that you relieve the analyst of any accountability.

Mr. Bush's secretary of the interior, Dirk Kempthorne, has recently carved out significant exceptions to regulations requiring expert scientific review of any federal project that might harm endangered or threatened species (one consequence will be to relieve the agency of the need to assess the impact of global warming on at-risk species).

As a consequence, the 1992 legislation did relatively little to relieve the reliance on imported oil.

"It helps relieve the tension".

That helps relieve the boredom.

Relieve the crushing social obligation.