Sentence examples for long-awaited relief from inspiring English sources

The outcome in Texas is long-awaited relief to an American employee of Infosys, Jack B. Palmer.

Long-awaited relief is on the way for commuters who ride the New Haven line of the Metro-North Railroad.

After years of battling the effects of Parkinson's disease, the former cycling star Davis Phinney got some long-awaited relief.

The Bank of England gave some long-awaited relief to savers at the beginning of this month when it raised rates above the emergency level introduced after the financial crisis.

But some long-awaited relief has come since the state takeover of the Long Island Lighting Company in May produced a 20percentt rate reduction for at least five years.

On Monday, the day after elections won in spectacular fashion by a party pledged to burying austerity for good by writing off chunks of the country's debt and ripping up the draconian terms of its eurozone bailout deal, the mood was one of long-awaited relief.

When Mr Morsi's cabinet clumsily unveiled but then retracted a set of tax increases in December, further delaying a long-awaited debt-relief deal with the IMF, a ratings agency downgraded Egypt onto a par with stricken Greece.

Talks between Greece and its creditors have been bogged down for months, delaying long-awaited negotiations on debt relief.

Instead, the long-awaited recovery has led to relief and perhaps even a little complacency.

The long-awaited announcement comes as a relief to Democrats and women's groups who view the appellate court judge as a serious threat to the Affordable Care Act and reproductive rights, which Murkowski supports.

JOHN E. COLBERT Chicago, April 11 , 2012To the Editor: The Republican Party can breathe a sigh of relief over the long-awaited exit from the presidential race of mean-spirited, short-tempered, sanctimonious Rick Santorum.