Sentence examples for offered no relief from inspiring English sources

"In the States people are constantly at you: 'Why did you do that?' 'What's up with you?'" The UK offered no relief.

The shortened Fourth of July week might have been a nice break for Wall Street, but it offered no relief to investors waiting for corporate earnings to revive.

But lawyers for gay and lesbian young people in foster care argued that the settlement offered no relief for their clients.

Recently Latino leaders have stepped up their criticism of Mr. Obama, as deportations have reached record numbers under his administration and he has offered no relief from the crackdown on immigrant communities.

Yet despite his insistence he understood the people's pain, the president offered no relief — particularly from an especially hated gasoline tax increase — and the speech struck many as out of sync with the political moment.

Some supplement users distrust evidence suggesting they have no benefit, which is why I still take glucosamine/chondroitin despite the results of the best study to date that found it offered no relief from knee arthritis.

The world outside offers no relief.

It offers no relief to students' family members and offers the students themselves no path to citizenship.

And that is no accident: any policy that didn't price those workers out of the market would offer no relief to workers here.

If the courts can offer no relief, said Rob Warden of the Center on Wrongful Conviction at Northwestern University, prosecutors must use their discretion to evaluate claims of innocence.

After settling on where to hang, say, a painting (another matter of domestic tension, for which the gadgets offer no relief), the leveling device is hung on the wall with a pushpin -- at least in theory.