Sentence examples for was alleviating from inspiring English sources
verb
To make less severe, as a pain or difficulty.
- Alcohol is often a cheap tool to alleviate the stress of a hard day.
Schneider missed his conviction that he was alleviating people's suffering.
The state was alleviating jail overcrowding by letting habitual offenders steal with near impunity, said Carty.
"And one of those was alleviating poverty".
Thus, at least on two out of the three exams, the flipped-classroom format was alleviating the gender disparity on exam scores.
Relatives tended to be sympathetic and supportive if they were also concordant drinkers, or if they felt that alcohol was alleviating suffering: " When he was unable to walk any longer we bought it for him because he needed it.
Even the problem of dealing with hypochondriacs was alleviated, Dr. Murray said.
"That sadness was alleviated for me by being back in the studio and making music again".
It was alleviated somewhat when Evans saw fame as being a bubble.
A chronic water shortage was alleviated considerably when the Karakum Canal reached the city in 1962.
The pain was alleviated with rest and IV opiates.
The researchers found that "GD was alleviated and psychological functioning had steadily improved.
