Sentence examples for more relief from from inspiring English sources

Garrisoning the town of Sangin more efficiently may produce more relief from pain (or violence).

But rather than pursue more relief from the USDA, the SNA has been aggressively seeking these waivers in Congress.

The states with expanded coverage would get more relief from the cost-sharing provisions of the health care bill passed by the House in November.

By measuring pupil dilation and brain activity, scientists at the University of Utah found that as the subjects became focused on the melodies, they experienced more and more relief from the pain.

Iran hinted in Moscow that it might limit enrichment to below that level but wanted more relief from sanctions and for the major powers to declare that it has a right to enrich uranium.

They would get an extra $400 a year in tax credits for every child, and they would receive more relief from the so-called marriage penalty, which now pushes two-income couples into higher tax brackets.

These include a drop in corporation tax to 20% from April 2015 (explicitly designed to undercut the rest of the G20), more reliefs from national insurance, and reductions in regulation – always hailed as reducing cost, despite the financial sector's recent warning on where those short-term savings can later lead.

Again, more pressure yields more relief (negative from the side you're working, positive from opposite side).

Men get more relief than women do from painkillers like morphine, according to some studies.

"It's more relief than joy," the full-time Greenpeace employee said from Saint Petersburg.

This year, I felt more relief.