Sentence examples for which would alleviate from inspiring English sources
He explained that prices are likely to stabilize at $90 because that is the marginal cost of producing Canadian "heavy oil" or oil sands, which would alleviate supply constraints.
To compensate, Billick said the Jets could start playing more zone coverage, which would alleviate the pressure on Cromartie and Kyle Wilson, elevated from nickel corner to starter in Revis's absence.
Students could use the extra time to work on languages or sciences or indeed an art or sport or cookery; currently, schoolwork takes up so much time that it is difficult to practise enough to excel at other things.Speeding up education could also enable some students to start their working lives earlier, which would alleviate the coming demographic crunch in the workplace.
Nor would his conclusions be incompatible with widespread decriminalisation of marijuana, which would alleviate much of the harm of prohibition without carrying the implicit imprimatur of state approval Mr Brooks dislikes so much (that is not my position, nor that of The Economist, but it is not a dishonourable one).
Although the designed oval Y and Z coils showed more heat dissipation and less cooling capability than biplanar coils with the same gap, they showed an efficient heat-dissipation path to the surrounding air, which would alleviate the heat problem.
And the new iPhone hardware is likely to have a better processor and more RAM, which would alleviate system strain, so it's also possible these background apps would only be possible with the new hardware.
Goodell added that there was a possibility the N.F.L. could create a developmental league for young prospects, which would help alleviate another concern with a shortened preseason: the development of young players, who receive few snaps once regular-season games begin.
We also observed that wild-type cells had an increased capacity for ROS defence, which would partially alleviate the damage caused to DNA, lipids and proteins known to occur during desiccation [62].
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".
A leading Republican advocate of federal financing of stem-cell research, Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, praised the president for his approach, his inquiries and his ultimate decision, which he said would "alleviate" suffering.
