Sentence examples for marginal relief from inspiring English sources

But it will add up to only marginal relief after 13 months of devastating drought.

But it had left open the door to some marginal relief of unilateral U.S. sanctions if North Korea took steps in the right direction.

But even as state officials welcomed the $100 million settlement, it appeared to offer only marginal relief from the skyrocketing rates that have left Texans paying the highest home insurance premiums in the nation.

While the loss may have provided marginal relief since it was roughly in line with analysts' estimates, the breather was bittersweet at best, considering the quarter's $4.4 billion in investment-related write-downs, $4.9 billion in net credit losses and $3.9 billion charge to bolster reserves.

Around 224,000 companies paid the small companies rate, with 34,000 benefiting from marginal relief.

264,000 were in the starting rate, with 269,000 benefiting from the lower band of marginal relief.

Currently, applied treatments provide merely marginal symptomatic relief [ 10, 11].

Next, Mr. Bush should send four bills to Capitol Hill: a tax cut that combines marginal rate tax relief with an easing of the marriage penalty and an increase in the child tax credit; an immediate ban on partial-birth abortions; an education reform bill with a strong voucher provision; a new budget that rebuilds the American military and speeds work on a missile defense system.

Regional topographic and geomorphic analyses reveal first-order topographic variations from high-elevation and low-relief interior plateau to the relatively low elevation, high-relief marginal plateau in eastern Tibet.

When it comes to Isas or pensions Andy James,  at wealth manager Towry, argues  the couple are better off maximising their contributions into their pensions to benefit from tax relief at their marginal tax rate.

But he says that if the investor put some into an Isa and some into a pension, thus obtaining tax relief at their marginal rate, the returns could be as high as £111,242 at 10 years and a whopping £316,922 after 25 years.