Palliate used in a sentence

Palliate in a sentence as a verb

The point of taxes is to fund the state in order to provide for defense and palliate the ills of capitalism.

"My smartphone didn't palliate my hemmoroids" is no tautology.

Organizations for writers palliate the writer’s loneliness but I doubt if they improve his writing.

Organizations for writers palliate the writer's loneliness but I doubt if they improve his writing.

To be honest, that seems to have been the product of a ******** which we did very little to prevent or palliate, far more than any actions by aid organizations.

].> Scaling up current deep learning techniques by stacking more layers and using more training data can only superficially palliate some of these issues [why?].

If the edges connected directly to that node were also highlighted, it would palliate the false connection problem.- Adding some edge-edge repulsion ?

They had developed technologies that palliated the lack of trees, notably an atypical irrigation system: they scattered black stones in their fields where water condensated at night.

It's basically bandwidth parallelization and DHT helps to palliate possible tracker downtimes/overloading.

Add to these factors the turf wars between discrepant groups and tribes, alarming outbreaks of disease, which had no germ theory to explain let alone palliate them, and associated natural disasters and human tragedies.

On the contrary, as congestion thickens and expansion widens, both the urban and the rural landscape undergo defacement and degradation, while the unprofitable investments in the remedies…serve only to promote more of the blight and disorder they seek to palliate.