Sentence examples for if relief from inspiring English sources

"If relief had been allowed in, we would have stayed," he said.

That may happen anyway, if relief in the financial market proves, as on previous occasions, to be short-lived.

But it also shows that if relief is given to the companies, sick pension funds will get even sicker.

If relief were given on health-insurance premiums, most of the benefits would be "deadweight", going to those who would have insured themselves privately anyway.

Now, even if relief arrives soon, the situation will be "fairly painful" and involve hard decisions about raising revenues or cutting costs.

"Clearly, that feels like it's the last decision this commission will have to make [on the Essendon scandal] – I don't know if relief is the right word.

Come on in!," and laughed in a gasping sort of way, as if in relief.

Each state emerged or sunk inward (as if in relief) to demonstrate voting patterns.

If the relief of the Atlas region is relatively simple, its geology is complex.

If debt relief results in less aid from individual donors, they might not be better off.

The price of stopping the leak could reach $200 million if two relief wells are drilled, as is now planned.