Sentence examples for which has alleviated from inspiring English sources

The problem is analogous to the introduction of synthetic fur, which has alleviated the demand for fur from animals.

The city has an extensive subway system, which has alleviated traffic congestion somewhat and has become, with buses and railways, one of the main forms of public transport.

Some analysts put the sharp moves in bond yields down to the recent rebound in oil prices, which has alleviated worries about deflation taking hold.

This move is the next phase of attempts to strengthen the currency to stop the rouble's slide, which has alleviated the rouble for the time being, although exchange rates with other currencies remain volatile.

But he said the military authorities were now letting detainees who do not want their Korans to be searched to turn the books in, which has alleviated some tensions.

From a societal perspective it is important to evaluate if work disability in RA can be reduced alongside the proven clinical effective ness of biologic drugs and other advances in treating and caring for patients with RA, which has alleviated the disease burden in recent years [ 3].

Further, such database should also include information on the actual needs of each child so as to enable measuring the extent to which the provided support has alleviated the child's vulnerability.

But Mr. Ancona said it would be troubling if development foes instinctively fought the plan as they have other ones over the years to widen Route 7, which might have alleviated today's traffic problems.

Said Fuld: "I submit that had Lehman been granted that same access as its competitors, even as late as that Sunday evening, Lehman would have had time for at least an orderly wind down or for an acquisition which would have alleviated the crisis that ensued".

"I submit that had Lehman been granted that same access as its competitors, even as late as that Sunday evening, Lehman would have had time for at least an orderly wind-down or for an acquisition, which would have alleviated the crisis that ensued".

The suit alleges that, despite this, prison doctors consistently denied he was mentally ill, refusing him psychotropic medication which may have alleviated his suffering but would also have been an admission that he didn't belong at the ADX.