Sentence examples for would have alleviated from inspiring English sources

A measure which actually would have alleviated traffic congestion on the outskirts of Paradise.

Deregulators scoffed at the notion that more federal regulation would have alleviated the crisis.

If officials had allowed the price system to work, it would have alleviated lines in a number of ways.

The tragedy seems more profound: knowing that he didn't cause his cancer would have alleviated some of the anguish that he experienced.

Prof John Coyne, of Derby University said: "If we had been able to take more students it would have alleviated the pressure [felt by] disaffected youngsters".

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".

These results indicate that NHEJ is neither involved in repairing the DNA damage associated with high levels of BRC4 (in which case XRCC4 /− BRC4 cells are expected to have more severe phenotypes than BRC4 cells) nor responsible for the cytotoxicity and chromosomal aberrations observed in BRC4 cells (in which case XRCC4 /− BRC4 cells would be expected to have alleviated phenotypes).

Modern medicine has alleviated so much suffering in the world.

Decriminalization has alleviated some of these problems in New Zealand.

Consequently, the development of safe and effective therapeutics against S. pseudintermedius would have benefit in alleviating pathogen-induced disease and suffering, primarily in animals, and potentially also in humans [ 2].

Last season they lost five matches by a single score and had Dan Mugford's late penalty gone over, another gut-wrenching defeat would have done nothing to alleviate concerns that another battle for survival was on the cards.