Sentence examples for would be alleviated from inspiring English sources

But the sorrow, Mr. Corcoran said, would be alleviated by the lights.

"And if strollers were moved to the service elevator, that problem would be alleviated".

This would be alleviated by converting bonds issued under Greek law to drachmas.

"In Google's view, many of these thorny problems would be alleviated by a more open and market-driven spectrum access policy," they wrote.

Local authorities and schools could vary the timing of their holidays, so that separate parts of the country were off at different times, and the problem would be alleviated.

Overcrowding on services into London, as well as between Liverpool and Manchester, which is predicted to intensify in the coming years, would be alleviated as fast long-distance trains switched to the new network.

"It would be alleviating all pressure on policy makers to solve the underlying cause of the problem".

By providing the NSV service the HW would be alleviating men and families of these pressures, particularly in more rural areas.

It was Samuel Barnett, the former rector of St Jude's in Whitechapel, who "warned that the growing poverty of the East End, which was rooted in physical degradation and the rejection of thrift, would never be alleviated by money" thrown in its direction by wealthy west-enders.

And let us not forget that we are experiencing one of an endless series of budget crises, which would not be alleviated by the proposal of this kind of massive undertaking.

Our consciences would not be alleviated by the notion that suffering or poverty is God's will.