Sentence examples for probable relief from inspiring English sources
To boyfriend Elliott's very probable relief, London Grammar will soon step off the tour mill, and do something they haven't done for quite a while now: go home.
It is probable that the pain relief experienced by our patient after non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug therapy should be ascribed to the natural history of the disease and not to specific success in its treatment (Ziran et al. 2002).
Probable variations of the photometric relief types were revealed by processing images obtained during the Mariner 10 flyby of Mercury.
Some of them used stochastic programming to distribute relief commodities through probable scenarios.
The book provides support for decision making involving risk prevention, forecasting and readiness for probable crises, alerting and detection, relief and mitigation and damage assessment.
However, as the industry matures, it is probable that support such as tax reliefs will be scaled back, emphasizing the need to seek out alternative approaches to sustain and promote the long-term growth of the second-generation bioethanol market.
Their probable eagerness to take advantage of pensions tax relief at this higher rate prompted the government to restrict relief from April 2011.
Harry Hopkins, who ran the New Deal's relief efforts, was typical in predicting that "a probable minimum of four to five million" Americans would remain out of work "even in future 'prosperity' periods".
The differences in access to physical pain relief and psychological symptom relief (support/drugs) offers a probable explanation for the differential effects on the women's psychological morbidity.
An increase in distressed activity in the mining sector seems inevitable, given the continuing liquidity constraints despite the relief seen in other sectors, as well as the probable near-term depression of commodity prices.
Deviation from its general behavior indicates that the terrain is characterized by high relief and/or moderately steep slopes, underlain by varying lithology and probable uplift across the basin (Singh and Singh 1997).
