Sentence examples for through alleviating from inspiring English sources

The increased American aid showed that Washington agreed with Pakistan that the best way to fight extremism was through alleviating poverty, Mr. Zardari said.

Several government officials acknowledged that reinvigoration of the government extension system could help improve Fulani-government relations through alleviating miscommunications from both sides.

The design is composed of the segmented blades and a hinged-rods support structure (SBHR) as a means of reducing weight through alleviating the moment on the blade.

Although simultaneous saccharification and fermentation (SSF) of cellulosic biomass can offer efficient hydrolysis of cellulose through alleviating feed-back inhibition of cellulases by glucose, supplementation of β-glucosidase is necessary because most fermenting microorganisms cannot utilize cellobiose.

Consequently, the case for a President to be ambitious about global health was typically driven by our tradition as a generous and caring country, our diplomatic interests, improving national security through alleviating poverty, preventing diseases from crossing our borders or for the USA's global reputation as a force for good in an interconnected world.

The intention is to improve the quality of smear microscopy (and improve case detection) through alleviating unmanageable workloads and allowing more time for the examination of the two most important specimens.

These and other questions remain to be addressed, but it is clear that these inhibitors may play important roles in both targeting neurodegenerative conditions through their activity on gene transcription and potentially through additionally alleviating ER stress or modulating chaperone activity.

While it's not a bank, it is centralized, so you loan to and borrow from it directly instead of through peers, alleviating you from negotiation.

The goal of XXXchurch, then, is to combat the problem through normalization, alleviating the stresses that comes with feeling as if you're alone.

The aim of the present paper is to discuss the role of nutrition and its impact in reducing the public health burden through (i) alleviating undernutrition and micronutrient deficiencies, (ii) promoting healthy choice of conventional foods and (iii) enhancing the use of functional foods for health improvement and disease risk reduction.

By turns deftly framing the problem through satire and alleviating the pressure through humor and craftsmanship, Jackson's work speaks to our yearning for salvation partly through irony and partly through love.