Sentence examples for serving to relieve from inspiring English sources

"In such cases, traders are only allowed to sell the stock short at a price above the highest national bid, serving to relieve what is often sharp, rapid selling pressure," the Journal reported.

Their link with heart disease suggests that sleep might serve to relieve vascular stress.

A point apparently missed by Ghosh is that greenfield sites, even green belt sites, may actually serve to relieve pressure on more environmentally sensitive locations.

From "time to time", eh? Sounds pretty serious to Monkey, and the kind of agreeable pipe-dreaming that might also serve to relieve the tedium of committee sessions on, say, the technicalities of extending broadband to remote areas.

Interfacial cavitation and multiple crazing served to relieve the hydrostatic tension ahead of crack growth and subsequently enhanced the shear-yielding component of stresses in the matrix material.

This would serve to relieve pressure on the French, as well as the Russians who had also suffered great losses.

If an elephant is unable to reach some itching part of his body with his trunk, the nearest tree often serves to relieve the problem.

She considers her mother's decision to make advance health care plans an "immense gift", as not only do the plans clearly set out her mother's personal health care choices, they also serve to relieve Schromenn from the burden of deciding should it ever come to it to pull the plug or not.

This serves to relieve the redness of the eye caused  by  minor  ocular  irritants.

From this perspective, BZDs are seen by doctors as "compassion pharmaceuticals" that serve to relieve the suffering of elderly patients.

Thus, the bd-type oxidase and Roo of D. desulfuricans may also serve to relieve the environmental and intracellular oxidative stresses.