Sentence examples for relief in terms from inspiring English sources

"He's going there in the next few days to get the deal finalised and that will be a relief in terms of putting the deal to bed because the sooner it's done the better.

The newly completed high-occupancy-vehicle lane on the Long Island Expressway does indeed work! Lee E. Koppelman, executive director of the Long Island Regional Planning Board, misses the point when he states, "On paper, it sounds good, but in reality I'm not sure the H.O.V. has caused any relief in terms of the numbers of vehicles on the road".

In return Iran has received what the White House insists is "limited, temporary and reversible relief" in terms of economic sanctions.

"Whilst that is some welcome relief in terms of moderating the current fire behaviour, it has compromised considerably the ability to continue with the back-burning operations that were planned throughout the evening," Mr Fitzsimmons said.

The fabricated mask matches the design relief in terms of position of phase vortices, phase gradient and location of the extrema.

Pain relief in terms of back pain was associated with more constricted dural sac areas; this was, however, not the case for leg pain.

The proposed formulae can therefore help define adapted reliefs in terms of transmission error and dynamic tooth loading with minimum effort.

However, these additional requirements are compensated by the relief attained in terms of storage requirements.

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.

Using Drosophila, we compare punishment- and relief-memories in terms of their temporal decay and sensitivity to retrograde amnesia.

to test the effectiveness of breast feeding (BF), music therapy (MT), and combined breast feeding and music therapy (BF+MT) on pain relief in healthy-term neonates during heel lance.