Sentence examples for getting no relief from inspiring English sources

In the winter months, then, as we still were getting no relief from FERC, we feared that freezing temperatures would harm our people, particularly the elderly and the frail.

The main reason for switching from one clinic to another was because they felt that they were getting no relief from persisting symptoms.

He got no relief from antidepressants, though he tried many.

Greeks also complain that they get no relief from high prices, even as their incomes fall.

I'm afraid residents of Harwinton will get no relief from reduced post office hours.

As a result of the alternative minimum tax, some taxpayers will get no relief under the Bush tax cuts and others will have their tax cuts reduced.

Groh will get no relief this week from those who seek to make him a star in a turgid soap opera.

A synthetic form of sea snail venom can ease pain in cancer and AIDS patients who get no relief from conventional painkillers, a study has found.

Rose argues that his ball has been plugged but gets no relief and can only bump the ball onto the safety of the playing surface, where two putts will give him par.

One quarter (23.6%) never/rarely become pain-free within 2 h of taking medication, and nearly one fifth (18%) get no relief from their usual acute medication (unpublished).

Assuming that Laloo gets no relief from the higher court, Rabri Devi (the politician's wife and ex-chief minister of Bihar) in all probability will run the party on his directions.