Sentence examples for provide considerable relief from inspiring English sources

It is only a first step toward healing the economy's biggest open wound, but President Obama's new mortgage refinancing plan could provide considerable relief for millions of homeowners shackled to high interest rates.

The application of multi-valued digital signals can provide considerable relief of capacity constraints.

On the other hand, family based cognitive behavioural therapy might provide considerable relief in the initial period of intense grief without causing harm.

5 6 7 8 9 Corticosteroid injections can provide considerable relief in most patients who fail to respond to conservative treatment.

The clear, straightforward narrative of Walking the Lights provides considerable relief to a reader who has spent long hours spent trudging through the dark unreal Golem City in Louis Armand's The Combinations.

The patient was treated with blood transfusions and hydroxyurea which provided considerable relief of his complaints.

Within the context of Ghana, this study has found that the health insurance status of children hospitalized with NCDs provides considerable relief to parents/caregivers, in terms of financial burden of care.

A senior State Department official traveling with Mrs. Clinton said that countries were ready to provide considerable assistance "within days" through United Nations relief agencies, but that "the real challenge is the access issue".

The four characters of the play are alive with their own idiosyncrasies and verbal tics, and Jenny's boyfriend, Kevin, provides considerable comic relief in the second act as a seeming sociopath with a surprising vein of compassion.

He said that while "it was a fact that Europe has already provided considerable debt relief in GDP terms" to Greece, the current dire situation meant they needed to do more.

The wetlands marked for destruction already provide considerable flood protection.