Sentence examples similar to acquired respite from inspiring English sources
Respite care after acquired brain injury: the well-being of caregivers and patients.
Before the mountainside village of Davos became synonymous with the most powerful networking meeting in the world, it was more well known as a destination for respite from ailments acquired in the world below.
Negative aspects included the lack of respite from their relative, the lack of emphasis on their own needs, and experiencing additional stress and guilt through not being able to implement newly acquired skills.
But his authority would be further undermined were he to acquire a popularly-elected deputy.The government won an unlikely respite in July with a $400m bond issue at an interest rate lower than that on United States' Treasury bonds.
With the benefit of hindsight, it is clear that the LRA used the respite provided by the peace talks to "recruit" more children, acquire new weapons and communications systems, harden its already formidable Congolese base, and expand into the Central African Republic.
One hopes that they attend out of passion for learning and not to acquire an impressive resume item for the folks back home ("I went to Harvard"), or for a funded respite in New England in the fall.
They get very little respite.
