Sentence examples for relief might be from inspiring English sources

However belated, relief might be on the way for beleaguered farmers.

But in private Blair must realise that his relief might be short-lived.

He said that in the event the Congressional process was delayed, the relief might be extended.

For it seems that in the hopeless discomfort of summer in a city, the only relief might be romance.

Iranians are demonstrating a rare cautious optimism that a deal, which would bring much-needed sanctions relief, might be at hand this time.

The risk is that it would be so hard for Germany and other northern European states to get a debt write-down through their parliaments that the scale of relief might be too small to help Greece.

4. Synthesize their understanding of the Congolese relief effort by writing letters to the United Nations, suggesting how past volcano relief efforts might be applied to the current situation in Goma.

Because of uncertainties of who was in charge and when a relief flight might be launched, Mr. Krikalev was asked to stay aboard to keep Mir running while giving up his scheduled return seat to another astronaut.

"Our focus now moves to the medium- and long-term, looking at what can be done at Dawlish to make the current coastal route more resilient and, by the autumn, understand what the best viable relief route might be".

Carne said: "Our focus now moves to the medium and long term, looking at what can be done at Dawlish to make the current coastal route more resilient and, by the autumn, understand what the best viable relief route might be".

Speculation in April than an M4 relief road might be financed by tolls has been dismissed.