Sentence examples for will be alleviated by from inspiring English sources

New Jersey Transit officials say such delays will be alleviated by a new tunnel under the Hudson River, but that is not scheduled to open until 2017.

The children's burden, we learn, will be alleviated by wheels that are designed "to be twice as wide, to roll twice as easily".

At least the pain in Spain, where the Catalan side have strong support, will be alleviated by the impending arrival of players such as Dan Luger, the Wallaby centre Daniel Herbert and the New Zealander Scott Robertson next year.

I'd like to say that my issue with inflated video resolutions (and megapixels) is something that will be alleviated by the passage of time, like some of Ebert's objections to 3D.

That somehow the powerlessness that I feel will be alleviated by a barrel, ammunition and my willingness to pull the trigger.

However, given the sustained growth in the vinyl sector, and the undying perceived prestige of the format, it's unlikely pressing plant pressures will be alleviated by that sort of common sense logic.

What remains to be seen is whether the divisions that this attire implicitly created within societies such as Belgium and France will be alleviated or further emphasized by these public debates.

By emission reduction of the pollutants, many major environmental problems and related social health issues will be alleviated.

The implication is that this is a temporary condition which will be alleviated after some delay.

However, this will be alleviated through completing drug-target relations.

THE tragedy of the fire at the Deutsche Bank building in lower Manhattan will not be alleviated by an arbitrary transfer and public humiliation of three good fire officers who were not even at the scene.