Sentence examples for notable relief from inspiring English sources
"He is now breathing better, feels notable relief and does not need assistance in breathing from a machine or otherwise," he told reporters here.
The Freak, who had all kinds of problems before putting in a pair of notable relief appearances against the Tigers in the World Series last autumn, was as bad as you can get during Spring Training, going 0-3 with a 10.57.
None of the sedimentary lobes demonstrates notable relief, indicating that the amount of glaciogenic sediment delivered by the British Irish Ice Sheet into the Rockall Trough was limited.
This indicates that the low level of rain received in this season (119 mm since October) was not yet having a notable relief effect on the soil water availability.
There is a spot on each of your hands which for thousands of years has been rubbed by and for human beings, bringing notable relief to headaches.
This can be due to the fact that patients undergoing TKA generally experience a notable relief in their pain level following the surgery but may still experience important disabilities [ 4– 7].
Of his other works for Versailles, the most notable are the relief of the Bath of the Nymphs (1668 70), perhaps inspired by Jean Goujon's Fontaine des Innocents, and The Rape of Persephone (1677 79; pedestal completed 1699), in which he challenges comparison with Giambologna's Rape of the Sabines.
What is notable -- and a relief for the music industry -- is that it continues to rack up significant sales at a time of year that has been embarrassingly slow in recent years.
So far, talks between the two countries have produced a string of security measures – extra fencing, CCTV cameras, infrared detectors and floodlights – but a notable lack of humanitarian relief.
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Changes in relief are notable only on the western side of the Oslofjord where the relief is 200 400 m above mean sea level.
