Sentence examples for nearly relieved from inspiring English sources

We tend to remember those who were nearly relieved but ultimately weren't, most notably Gen. George Patton, who came closest to being fired during the war after slapping two American soldiers suffering from combat fatigue.

In our study, symptoms of the patient were nearly relieved after 30 Gy by 15 fractions, but CT scan showed no obvious change in the mass; thus, a boost to 60 Gy by 30 fractions was delivered.

We are less than a decade removed from impeaching a president and nearly relieving him of office because of a lie in a civil deposition about blowjobs.

How'm I doing?" Depending on your view of these things, Mr. Koch's reticence — a rare display of it from a man willing to say in front of a documentary film crew that prostate problems once caused him to nearly relieve himself in an elevator in front of George Pataki — is understandable, or irrelevant, or dispiriting, or enraging.

When he moved to New York in 2010, he was friendless, nearly broke and recently relieved of his job as a bond trader in Chicago.

Mr. Lebowitz, the high school senior, said he was relieved when nearly as many people showed up as for Mr. Brickley's talk.

With the country relieved of nearly $8bn£5bnbn) in debt after reaching completion point of the heavily indebted poor countries initiative, investors are returning and GDP climbed to 9.8% last year.

She said she stepped forward to report the situation a month ago and had since been removed from her office, had the pass code for her voice mail changed and been relieved of nearly all of her responsibilities.

MSNBC's Chris Matthews was so euphorically relieved he nearly broke down and cried.

Despite being relieved of nearly half the effects work, it became clear by early 1979 that Abel and Associates would not be able to complete the remainder on time.

While writing this I did a count of our own roster; I was relieved that nearly 2/3 of our artists are female, a completely unintentional ratio.