Sentence examples for less relief from inspiring English sources
For people like Niurka, though, the reform may bring less relief.
There's a lot less relief than advertised in this tax relief bill.
Strategists are worried that each new instance of intervention seems to provide less relief than the last.
Subway riders who stand directly under the units can enjoy a continuous stream of cool air, while those who stand a few feet away get somewhat less relief.
The choreography stands out in less relief than in "Shazam!" While movement determines the shape and dynamic of every creature here, those looking for conventional dance will have to look hard.
Government-guaranteed leave often gives less financial relief to a mother or father who is already at home full time.
In a recent paper, Oxfam argued that HIPC countries received much less debt relief than the headline figures touted.
Evidence shows such operations ultimately save the country money because they leave patients needing less pain relief, he added.
But Manheim here is less comic relief than cosmic bore; she performs the part like a drunk, sucking all the air out of the room before she even hits the bar.
Senator Roy Blunt, Republican from Missouri, said he voted against both bills Monday because "they would delay the process by punting back to the House" and because the second bill would provide less disaster relief for his state.
