Sentence examples for per relief from inspiring English sources
That total, nevertheless, required the most relief appearances in the majors (557), and the Mets' average of 0.89 innings per relief appearance was the lowest in baseball.
Starting Aug. 3, their first day without him, their relievers averaged 0.75 innings per relief appearance as Manuel, uncomfortable using Heilman or Sánchez, relied more on matchups as a bridge to Ayala, a late-season acquisition who by default became the team's primary closer.
Hughes threw 40 pitches, the fastest at 97 miles per hour, in relief of starter A. J. Burnett.
She has heard that the government will pay 10,000 yuan per person in relief funds, but she says it will not even cover a third of the cost of rebuilding her home.
His promises of medical care for just 30 baht (75 cents) per consultation, debt relief for farmers and micro-credit for villagers proved so popular that the other parties are now following suit.
Under the terms of the harsh 1834 British Poor Law, enacted in 1838 in Ireland, the "able-bodied" indigent were sent to workhouses rather than being given famine relief per se.
Maintaining spending on broader social protection and welfare programmes helped, too: analysis of data from the 1930s Great Depression in the US showed that every extra $100 per capita of relief in states that adopted the American New Deal led to about 20 fewer deaths per 1,000 births, four fewer suicides per 100,000 people and 18 fewer pneumonia deaths per 100,000 people.
The estimated spillover effect can be derived using the AAD reduced by retrofitting times per unit area relief cost.
And obviously being able to have £2,000 tax relief per child is going to be a huge help to millions of families across Britain".
In this experiment the use of the C-terminal truncated form of Vpr versus full-length (WT) Vpr (1 µg of RNA per 106 DC) demonstrated relief of IL-12 suppression.
He had medicated himself with ibuprofen, 400 mg up to 20 tablets per day, without relief, except when lying supine.
