Sentence examples for would not alleviate from inspiring English sources

It also would not alleviate the country's economic problems.

Heading into the talks, the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, stressed that money alone would not alleviate the problem.

Many expressed concern that Amazon's presence in Newark would not alleviate preoccupying concerns: traffic congestion and property taxes.

We have warned for some time that replacing Atos, or adding in new providers, would not alleviate the problems inherent in the ESA system.

Kelemen believes it will take more than a decade, at least, before there is commercially significant extraction of rare earth metals from seabed manganese nodules or asteroid mining, and that sulfurous mound mining would not alleviate the neodymium shortage.

John Seago, the group's legislative director, said Dr. Deuell's bill would still allow an ethics committee to override a patient or surrogate's desire to continue treatment and would not alleviate the burden put on families to find a new provider.

Sadly, even this miracle wouldn't alleviate the gloom of arriving back home in the South of France after 50 wonderful weeks of vacation in London's residential hinterlands.

We are not about to run out of fossil fuels, and if we were, subsidizing these companies wouldn't alleviate the shortage.

The measure would certainly not alleviate the stress many parents face balancing the responsibilities of work and family.

And even if he could afford a trip, Mr. Harbin said it would probably not alleviate the stress.

He will wait for the government to tell him". Reagan gave slightly altered versions of this speech in personal appearances around the country, attacking Social Security as a "sure loser" of a program, and one that would worsen, not alleviate, the hazards of age.