Sentence examples for general relief from inspiring English sources

To general relief, Sinn Fein fared poorly, falling from five to four seats.

Later, though, to general relief, Sal went back to giving what he calls his "spiels".

"But maybe there'll be general relief… I'm not sure that there are many enthusiastic page turners".

To general relief Matt Machan and Richie Berrington added 97 together for the fifth wicket.

There was a lot of excitement and general relief that there is a wider awareness of endometriosis".

In Great Brington, where they have always said AWL-thorp, there was general relief at Lord Spencer's announcement.

Elevations reach 4,000 to 6,000 feet (1,220 to 1,830 metres), with a number of volcanic peaks—such as Mounts Rainier and Hood standing high above the general surface relief.

"The W.T.O. is back in business," said Mike Moore, the organization's director general, expressing relief that it had broken an impasse.

"It's becoming clearer and clearer that the humanitarian situation is not only serious but deteriorating," said John Holmes, the United Nations deputy secretary general and relief coordinator.

The Conservatives have accepted that offering general tax relief on health insurance would be too expensive, given the deadweight cost of extending it to the more than 6m individuals who are already covered.

Jason Cone, communications director for Doctors Without Borders, wrote in an e-mail message that the organization was now asking donors to contribute to its general emergency relief fund, but that it would still accept donations earmarked for Haiti.