Sentence examples for noticeable relief from inspiring English sources

And then, to his noticeable relief, came a question about the war in Iraq.

If one does not bring noticeable relief in 6 to 12 weeks, another can be tried.

Andy Mussoline, a meteorologist with AccuWeather.com, said that cities north of the Mason-Dixon line would start to feel noticeable relief, and that the high temperatures in the New York area could drop to 84 by Monday, with clouds and thunderstorms possible.

A 2012 study found that when subjects told just three fewer white lies per week, they reported noticeable relief from tension and melancholy and fewer physical ailments like sore throats and headaches.

In addition, previous studies in the adult population have shown that even small improvements in sleep quality may yield noticeable relief in other co-existing symptoms (such as pain or fatigue) [ 23].

If you say you're hanging out with girlfriends, then you should see if there's a noticeable relief on his face because you're not hanging out with any boys.

With all supplements, do not expect noticeable pain relief for three or four weeks.

The good news is that a payroll tax holiday will provide the most noticeable tax relief to low- and middle-income Americans.

And rewards can range from the obvious (like the sugar rush that a morning doughnut habit provides) to the infinitesimal (like the barely noticeable — but measurable — sense of relief the brain experiences after successfully navigating the driveway).

ON Wednesday night, as a fierce northeaster bore down on the weather-beaten Rockaways, the relief groups with a noticeable presence on the battered Queens peninsula were these: the National Guard, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Police and Sanitation Departments — and Occupy Sandy, a do-it-yourself outfit recently established by Occupy Wall Street.

The relief of a first goal in five matches had a noticeable effect on Everton's confidence and performance levels.