Sentence examples for modicum of relief from inspiring English sources
I can't help but feel a modicum of relief.
But people who park on the street were recently given a modicum of relief.
Any product that makes hard work a bit easier provides a competitive advantage, or, at least, a modicum of relief.
AFTER five weeks of almost relentless death and destruction, the ceasefire signed on August 26th offers a modicum of relief to Gaza's 1.8m Palestinians.
SUCH is the mess in the world airline industry that the halving of oil prices from their peak in July has brought only a modicum of relief.
"We're gratified medical research and other non-defense discretionary programs will get a modicum of relief from sequestration's bitter pill but it's not enough to meet the expectations of patients waiting for new treatments and cures".
Picard's [ 27] opinion piece in the national newspaper The Globe and Mail, for example, surmised the following: A social program that provides some modicum of financial relief is entirely appropriate, and much needed.
Photograph: Amel Emric/AP While Slobodan Milosevic's death in custody may have brought a modicum of short-term relief to those who suffered under his regime, the overwhelming reaction to his demise was frustration that the Serbian strongman can now not be judged for the horrendous crimes of which he stood accused.
I suppose the idea of saving the life of an ostensibly helpless creature should inspire a modicum of modest pride and even more joyous relief, and of course to some extent, it does.
