Sentence examples for thought to alleviate from inspiring English sources

Marrying the rapist is thought to alleviate this stigma.

Small sell-offs in the market, like tremors, are thought to alleviate some of the pressure that builds up in the market.

He had never been to a hot spring, but his interest in them had been piqued while reading about Franklin D. Roosevelt, who built a cottage in Warm Springs, Ga., to be close to that town's mineral springs, which were thought to alleviate the pain from his polio.

They find themselves in cages because of the demand for their gall bladders, the bile from which is thought to alleviate a range of illnesses.

Alcohol was thought to alleviate tiredness, and a moderate amount is believed to be good for health.

Classical antipsychotic drugs are thought to alleviate schizophrenia symptoms by dampening the overactivity of DA at D2 receptor in ventral striatum.

Reducing the greenhouse gases emitted is thought to help alleviate the effects of global warming.

Prozac is thought to help alleviate depression by allowing serotonin, a neurochemical that modulates mood, to be absorbed from the synaptic spaces of neurons more slowly.

For community members, having access to needed information was thought to have the potential to alleviate fears related to providing in-home care for a dying individual.

I became dedicated to saving his life – clean sheets, neck pillows, his favourite foods, anything I could think of to alleviate his suffering in the hope that he would make some sort of recovery, and wouldn't want to [kill himself]." It was in the final six months of Paul's life that the couple realised his illness was serious.

Mind-body interventions such as qigong are thought to be effective in alleviating accelerated cellular ageing but evidence of effectiveness is scarce.