Sentence examples for new respite from inspiring English sources

Before the new respite was agreed upon, Hamas had appeared to find itself at odds not only with Israel but also with other Palestinian factions in the delegation to the Cairo talks.

When it was proposed that I visit (anonymously) three new spas offering respite to the stressed, right here in the city, I quickly agreed.

Typically, within subtropical breeding grounds, mothers with young calves favor shallow coastline areas, as they offer the new moms some respite from overly amorous male whales presumed to be more common in the deeper midchannel areas.

New forms of respite, too, have been suggested to meet the needs of caregivers in the workforce who often still have children at home [ 36].

Indeed, the break in the cold offered New Yorkers a welcome respite.

Hollande recently announced a "fiscal pause," a brief respite from new taxes.

But as the nation's new disaster chief, his respite may be brief.

Bruce Carver, who co-ordinates many services for old people in western Kentucky's Pennyrile region, says that one popular part of the new programme has been respite care.

I'd like to tell you that the new month will provide respite from your inner turmoil, but I'm afraid not.

They will get some respite from new South Korean fuel economy and carbon-emission standards and be allowed to export up to 25,000 vehicles that don't meet South Korean safety standards as long as they meet American ones.

As my colleague Liz Alderman writes, those same markets are likely to give the new president a brief respite to see if he will institute the reforms investors say are needed to restore France's competitiveness.