Sentence examples for Prompt relief from inspiring English sources
Those who report prompt relief are dropped; the study proceeds with those who remain symptomatic, with half getting the active medication.
Appearing on the "Fox News Sunday" program, Mr. Lieberman said his plan would provide prompt relief to taxpayers, presumably injecting new life into the economy.
27 Assuming that the state court would have granted prompt relief to Mercury under the Act, 28 there still would have been an inevitable delay as a result of the District Court's stay.
Given the character of the coalition, that sort of wavering may prompt relief rather than sadness elsewhere in Europe.The political theatre in Prague, by contrast, prompts neither relief nor sadness, but boredom and puzzlement.
– A court having jurisdiction over actions under this chapter may grant injunctions in accordance with the principles of equity to prevent infringement of a design under this chapter, including, in its discretion, prompt relief by temporary restraining orders and preliminary injunctions.
Periodic, unvarying headache induced by HD, personal history of prolific using of black coffee and prompt relief obtained upon the ingestion of caffeine, however, strongly suggested the genuine CWH in our patient.
But the decision prompted relief among equality campaigners.
So Mr MacKay has hurt his own prospects.That prompted relief and gloating from the governing Liberals of Jean Chrétien, who plans to step down as prime minister early next year.
Rising water levels have threatened Pakistan's third-largest dam, the Warsak, prompting relief officials to ask residents in the northern outskirts of Peshawar to leave their homes.
The statement by the Group of 7 prompted relief in Japan, where policy makers have been under fire, accused of unfairly seeking to give their economy a shot in the arm by bringing down the value of the yen.
But property rights and the structure of the economy remain intact, largely because the government does not want to impede its revenue, prompting relief from the elite and grumbles from the radical left who want greater redistribution of resources.
