Sentence examples for relief in time from inspiring English sources

Sure, the immediate economic pain would be severe, but a new drachma, coupled with debt default, might deliver a whoosh of relief in time.

The programme was designed to provide relief in time of national disasters, drought and war both locally and internationally, to provide a ready and accessible market for locally produced items through Buyers of Last Resort (BLR), to maintain price stability and ensure food security.

"We believe the 5th Circuit has set up a schedule that may well foreclose the ability to obtain relief in time for the presidential election.

Others of us believe that, however promising biomedical research is, it will probably not bring relief in time for the 5.4 million Americans who already have dementia or for the additional five to six million people who will develop dementia over the next two decades.

If the poor were entitled to relief in times of distress, the Famine Commission argued, they might soon demand relief at all times.

Since Logan has nearly finished reading the third "Harry Potter" to her father, she has found relief just in time.

Willis' rough-hewn, hilariously bogus description of the death of Orestes gives comic relief just in time.

Those kidders at Defamer.com point us to a "Brokeback" parody that should have Los Angeles attorney Marty Singer lighting up the phone lines and seeking injunctive relief in no time.

For 54-year-old Lesley Relph, one of Joy's four daughters, this new hospital-based service turned out to be a "great relief in a time of turmoil".

With polls showing that Americans are not clamoring for tax relief in a time of prosperity, Mr. Bush said this week that he had done a poor job of explaining his plan.

It's a "relief, in a time of division, not to have to choose.