Sentence examples for some alleviation from inspiring English sources
"I think anyone would appreciate some alleviation of traffic," she said.
These people are well aware of the misery that is being caused among German refugees, and they may be able to secure some alleviation.
For the most unfortunate it might be reasonable to establish workhouses not "comfortable asylums" but places in which "fare should be hard" and "severe distress... find some alleviation".
On April 25, Ms. Juneau wrote to the education secretary asking for "some alleviation of the strict across the board, one-size-fits-all, absolute bar of 100 percent proficiency".
The high-temperature retail display, after chilled storage at 0 °C, resulted in a drastic decline in quality, even with some alleviation offered by the master packaging system.
However, a fibrous diet did reduce frequency of drinking and floor directed explorative behaviour suggesting some alleviation of the adverse effects of hunger as supported by higher plasma levels of short-chain fatty acids and lower levels of the hunger hormone Ghrelin.
Other than its rather patronising premise - that these supporters somehow know what Palestinians need more than we do - this argument is problematic in assuming that Palestinians, unlike humans everywhere, are willing to forfeit their long-term rights to freedom, equality and self-determination in return for some transient alleviation of their most immediate suffering.
Taking a blood sample was appraised quite differently: Some GPs regarded it as alleviation, some preferred to take the blood themselves.
In recent years silting problems, caused by urban development have caused some difficulties, but alleviation works have helped reduce the problem.
Since cognitive dysfunction in depression contributes significantly to disability in some patients, its alleviation is an important goal.
The new varieties, they added, "have already produced remarkable economic and social impacts, contributing to poverty alleviation in some provinces".
