Sentence examples for for any relief from inspiring English sources
The phrase "for any relief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is seeking assistance, support, or alleviation from a problem or situation.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to providing resources for any relief needed by the affected communities."
Alternatives: "for any assistance" or "for any support".
So he called his boss, Walter Hooker, at the company's headquarters in Memphis and volunteered for any relief missions.
In the case at bar it is clear not only that plaintiff is not entitled to an injunction, but also that he presents no ground for any relief.
For now, there is no short-term prospect for any relief, although military officials note that the town's landing strip could easily accommodate C-130 cargo planes.
The charities that fell victim to Mr. Madoff would not be eligible for any relief because they are exempt from taxes.
The Obama administration introduced a Web site on Thursday to help troubled homeowners find out if they're eligible for any relief under its loan modification or refinancing programs.
The judge decided that under Fifth Circuit rulings, two marijuana violations made Mr. Lemaine a "recidivist felon" ineligible for bond or for any relief from deportation, even though his first marijuana offense had been dismissed.
But the Trump threat for fiscal 2018 remains, meaning any relief for feds now is tempered by continuing anxiety about the future.
Residents need to wait until next fall or early winter for "any amount of drought relief," Patzert says.
I have yet to try it, but for most sufferers, any relief has got to be worth a shot".
Benteke was forced off injured for Villa but any relief the Canaries might have had at the dangerous Belgium international's exit was short-lived as his replacement Kozak scored almost immediately after coming on.
The latest unemployment figures, released Wednesday, did not seem to provide any relief for the Turkish government.
