Alleviate, Alleviation
alleviate (verb) - make an unpleasant situation less intense or severe
alleviation (noun)
alleviate the currency crisis - reduce the negative impact of the currrency crisis
alleviate the impact of - reduce the bad effects of
alleviate by
help alleviate
partly alleviate
greatly alleviate
considerably alleviate
do nothing to alleviate
designed to alleviate
measures to alleviate
alleviate problems
alleviate suffering
alleviate poverty
alleviate hunger
alleviate crowding
alleviate shortages of
alleviate symptoms
alleviate the tensions between
alleviate concerns about
alleviate the situation
alleviate the immediate situation
alleviate reliance on
alleviate burden
alleviate debt burden
alleviate the mediocrity of reality
alleviate currency appreciation
alleviate the impact of currency appreciation
alleviate the crisis
alleviate the currency crisis
alleviate unemployment
alleviate hardship
alleviate the impact of
alleviate the effects of
alleviate pressure
Example sentences:
* "No one has as yet identified what and how the suggested measure can alleviate the currency crisis."
* The private sector can help alleviate the problem by encouraging importers to settle the import payment at sight instead of the extension of the US dollar payment.
* The economist suggested some steps to alleviate baht appreciation.
* This is a well-reasoned analysis of the immediate steps that should be taken to alleviate the currency crisis.
* These policy measures are aimed at alleviating the rising pressure on exporters threatened by unrelenting baht appreciation.
* Would the removal of the 30% capital reserve rule alleviate baht appreciation?
* Community-related activities are being sponsored to alleviate the tensions between the two groups.
* Determination and the right tools will alleviate this hopefully temporary problem.
* A mere phone call to the right person should alleviate this crisis.
* Some say that Thailand will be dependent on its rice exports to alleviate its economic crisis.
* I just want to play my small part in helping to alleviate all the poverty and suffering in the world.
* This will alleviate pressures caused by the loss of that revenue stream, said the manager optimistically.
* Let's work over the design a bit and alleviate some of the flaws in the detail.
* This credit line should alleviate the company's cash flow problems.
* Keynes suggested some measures to alleviate unemployment to his boss.
* We mean to alleviate all hardship among the most needy of the population next year.
* Water was trucked in to alleviate the effects of the drought.
* "The proposal was designed to alleviate growing problems of congestion and pollution." (Source: British National Corpus)
* Massive amounts of economic aid were provided to the country to help alleviate the impact of the civil war.
* Sensational media coverage, far from alleviating the fears and misunderstandings of the public, has only served to compound them, the media analyst claimed.
* We have to do something to alleviate the immediate situation.
* How much would it cost to alleviate this sort of problem in the future.
* They spent a million baht alleviating the effects of soil erosion on buildings last year.
* "This would alleviate the suffering of those left behind in the stampede of capitalism," the eager high school student proposed.
* Hydroelectricity can help alleviate the country's reliance on low-grade coal.
* Biotechnology won't help alleviate hunger, some political activists say.
* The only way to alleviate crowding in the waiting room is to expedite the processing of the paperwork.
* The few precautionary measures you've taken really don't alleviate our concerns about accidents in the hallways.
* We must do everything in our power to alleviate severe shortages of medicines in the country.
* After short-term action to alleviate hardship cases, we'll focus on a long-term solution.
* There are few examples recently of companies attempting to alleviate debt burdens through restructuring.
* To alleviate this problem use this shampoo twice daily.
* "We seek to alleviate the mediocrity of reality."
* Globalisation would alleviate all the world's problems, the economist argued sincerely.
* Anti-depressants are medicines that help alleviate depression, the most famous being Prozac.
