Sentence examples for immediate respite from inspiring English sources

Such a bold reshaping of the bankruptcy system would provide Americans immediate respite from crushing debt and the ceaseless emotional and financial pressure that comes with it.

The Greek government is unlikely to win any immediate respite from the bailout conditions at a two-day summit of EU leaders starting on Thursday whose chances of making a decisive response to the debt crisis are rated as low.

For example, P. falciparum has evolved resistance to many front-line antimalarial drugs [2] and with apparently limited prospects in the delivery of new safe, effective and cheap antimalarial drugs, little immediate respite is likely.

Bessell provided immediate relief by resuming the weekly cash retainer, but this was a short-term respite.

So there is little immediate sign of respite for America's airlines or the weary travellers that fly with them.

In a letter published in The Financial Times on Friday, José Graziano da Silva, the director-general of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organizationn, wrote: "An immediate, temporary suspension of that mandate would give some respite to the market and allow more of the crop to be channeled toward food and feed uses".

Withdrawing one combat brigade from Iraq next February will give little relief to the troops, since it will be immediately offset by the one additional brigade that will be deployed to Afghanistan in January - thus providing no immediate or long-term respite for our ground forces.

But respite is almost immediate, with an engrossing week of Classic trials starting in Ireland tomorrow.

The decision affords Mr Chirac some respite by averting an immediate and potentially catastrophic UMP power struggle.

Given his predicament, keeping his job for the next few weeks may be a more immediate target, but with the next league game away to Arsenal there is little sign of respite.

The opening hours did probably increase the respite between waves of cognisance, but the merest scent of apparent pleasure was followed by an immediate reminder that such sensations were outside of my ambit.