Sentence examples for relief contributed from inspiring English sources

"I'd say election relief contributed 25percentt of this rally and the acknowledgment by the Fed of economic risks 75percentt," said Ned Riley Jr., chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors in Boston.

A front-page article on Wednesday about the hunger crisis in Malawi and neighboring nations misstated the amount of southern Africa relief contributed to the World Food Program this year by the United States Agency for International Development.

The grievances of the Germans, who felt that the Prague government was offering the Czech areas a disproportionate amount of unemployment relief, contributed to the rise of militant German nationalism in Czechoslovakia, especially after Adolf Hitler's rise to power in Germany.

Inadequate pain relief contributes to delayed recovery from hip fractures [6].

Involvement in decision making and the ability to choose between different methods of pain relief contributes to childbirth satisfaction [ 12].

Since research has shown that women's involvement in decision making on the use of pain relief contributes to childbirth satisfaction [ 11], further studies are needed into the decision making process regarding pain relief in the Netherlands.

The centerpiece is a plaster maquette by François Rude of the relief he contributed to the Arc de Triomphe, of a bellicose Victory hectoring a band of Neo-Classical citoyens.

The Red Crescent, an Islamic relief organization, contributes an additional $2,500.

"The UK is doing everything it can to help Nepal recover from this disaster and is the largest donor to the relief effort, contributing more than £23m".

Niger also benefitted from the Enhanced Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative to provide debt relief and contribute to growth in the poorest, most heavily indebted countries.

Often, suicide is preceded by periods of self-medication through drugs and alcohol, which offer immediate relief then contribute to agitation and increased depression upon withdrawal.