Sentence examples for notably relieved from inspiring English sources
Reince Priebus, the R.N.C.'s chair, who, in the days when a contested Convention was expected, acted as though he wished that people understood that he was just the guy who booked the hall in Cleveland, seems notably relieved to finally have a boss.
But the art that palliates Humbert's misery has not notably relieved the distress of reviewers, most of whom have felt obliged to ask themselves, "Why has the author done this horrid thing?" Some have concluded, rather desperately, that he hasn't done it at all.
Olsen was an adviser to successive governments in measures needed to control excessive alcohol consumption, to improve housing, to enhance air quality and, notably, to relieve fuel poverty.
Apart from that Intra-articular injection of low and high molecular weight HA was notably effective in relieving the pain, it was also associated with reduction of 48.2% of NSAIDs consumption at the 3rd month when compared with baseline values [60].
Notably, SMARCB1 (that relieves repressive chromatin structures) predicted functions were activated in HaCaT, but inhibited in PHKs.
Rural areas were also relieved by commercial logging operations, notably in the northern part of the state.
Several times during Mr. Castro's 44-year tenure, most notably in 1980 and 1994, he has relieved internal tensions by allowing mass migrations to Florida.
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 my experience Methodists are notably far less gloomy than many of their fellow citizens.Graham AndrewLondonSIR – I am relieved that the average number of staff fatalities for passive smoking in British pubs is only 49 a year.
