It was the first N.H.L. coaching victory for Terry Simpson, who assumed control of the Islanders this summer after 15 seasons of coaching a junior club, and he said the victory came as more of a relief than a cause for celebration.
The writer of this opinion believes that the remedy is ill-conceived, that, in a controversy such as this, a court must refuse to give equitable relief when a cause of action in equity is neither pleaded nor proved, and that the suit for an injunction should be dismissed upon that ground.
"This is a relief rather than a cause for celebration.
That should come as a relief rather than a cause for concern, unless, of course, you're charged with flogging an album that sticks fast to the old design.
The temporal relationship between treatment and relief of symptoms suggests a cause and effect association, though we cannot establish whether the benefits are attributable to lorazepam, mannitol, or both.
On the other hand, a failure to provide some relief could cause a further drop in production and increase the number of people unemployed, leading to a recession.
The newly installed government of Prime Minister John Curtin in Australia, on Blamey's advice, took up the matter with Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who protested that the relief would cause a postponement of Operation Crusader.
Maybe that's a cause for relief rather than for outright celebration.
So today's announcement of a flat cash settlement for the operational science budget with a further long-term boost to the capital budget is hopefully less a cause of relief and more a cause for confidence for the future.
The fact that young people are trying e-cigs instead of cigarettes is a cause for relief rather than alarm".
