Sentence examples for mean relief from inspiring English sources

Any reconciliation among the major political factions could mean relief for Western officials, who want the Pakistanis to focus on eradicating fighters from Al Qaeda and the Taliban nested along its border with Afghanistan.

In contrast, access to bankruptcy court would mean relief for some 600,000 homeowners — not by wiping out their debts, but by modifying the loan terms so borrowers can pay them off over time.

The slump should mean relief for car owners with a fall in pump prices closer to 100p a litre although motoring organisations have long complained that oil companies are slow to cut pump prices when crude values fall.

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Mean relief ratio of each sub-watershed of Kanhar basin is shown in the Table 8.

Indices extracted from digital elevation models include residual relief, incision, stream gradient indices (SL and ksn), the hypsometric integral, drainage area, mean relief, and the shape factor.

They once meant relief, time for rest and housekeeping.

Surely when the Florida Legislature empowered the courts of the state to grant "appropriate" relief, it must have meant relief that would have become final by the cut-off date of 3 U. S. C. Section 5.

Rising Chinese labor costs have not yet meant relief for China's rivals in other developing countries, Japan and the West, partly because automation is offsetting an erosion in Chinese competitiveness.

A few blocks north at Saks, the lines outside the festive windows were long, but there were even longer lines in the ladies' lounge, where a plush banquette meant relief for weary shoppers.

Still, it means relief from potential drama with lost baggage.