Sentence examples for recent respite from inspiring English sources

For this reason, the recent respite for emerging-market economies could be short-lived.

One neighbor, John M. Petrocelli, said he enjoyed the recent respite from the sculpture but was ready to surrender.

Mr. Toyoda said a recent respite in the yen's strength would not affect the company's plans to protect itself from future ups and downs in currency.

The only recent respite from horror-slasher hell seemed to come from Spain and Mexico, especially those that had the involvement of Pan's Labyrinth director Guillermo del Toro.

In its monthly report, the IEA warned that the recent respite was likely to be a "false dawn" and market conditions were weaker than the agency believed when it predicted last month the world could drown in supply.

PAGE A22 A Break From Shootings Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg cites a recent respite in shootings in the Bronx to highlight a decline in crime in New York City.

America's trade deficit narrowed unexpectedly in May, in a welcome respite from recent record highs.

Mr. Olmert, a generally unpopular prime minister, has been dogged by investigations during his term in office, but enjoyed something of a respite in recent months.

But Indonesia's national disaster management agency (BNPB) said sporadic rain in recent days may offer respite while the presence of clouds facilitates cloud-seeding.

BERLIN — Gaining a respite after recent defeats in regional votes, Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union looked set to remain in power on Sunday in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt, according to preliminary election results.

If Rafael Benítez will not have found that defensively flawed 45 minutes quite as diverting as neutrals, it ultimately proved a mildly restorative win for a home side in urgent need of a respite from recent Premier League travails.