Sentence examples for that it alleviated from inspiring English sources

David Frank, deputy director of photography at The Times, said that Getty's photography was excellent and that it alleviated some concerns by hiring Mike Sargent, a photojournalist with 25 years' experience, to oversee news operations.

In contrast to her painkiller use, she has taken Suboxone at increasingly lower doses, finding that it alleviates her pain without "those self-destructive behaviors".

Like young Obama, people who smoke marijuana do so because they find that it alleviates suffering (psychological, spiritual, physical), or simply because it helps them relax and enjoy themselves.

The risk with this sort of consumer altruism, of course, is that it alleviates us of responsibility — we feel we've done good by purchasing a dessert or a tank top or yoga class when we might have done considerably better.

The reason why is that it alleviates the pressure to be short-term focused.

The advantage of using the weighting matrix (Q (k)) is that it alleviates the adverse effects of outliers.

For comparison, we tested the anticonvulsant gabapentin and showed that it alleviates neuropathic allodynia after 3 days of treatment.

One popular response to this criticism (Brandenburger 2010; Perea 2012) is that the above result tells us something about Nash equilibrium as a solution concept, namely that it alleviates strategic uncertainty.

Trevor started medicating with cannabis on his own, finding that it alleviates his spasms and pains.

And research shows that it alleviates anxiety and depression, as well.

There is also a small bit of research to suggest that the menthol scent in peppermint even tricks the brain into thinking that it alleviates stuffy nasal passages -- just the thing you need when you're feeling a little under the weather.