Sentence examples for relief to avoid from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because there are times when it can be an advantage not to confide in someone close, and a relief to avoid discussing things directly with another person.

Those possibilities reflect a growing consensus that heavily indebted countries cannot afford their current obligations and need some relief to avoid being condemned to endless rounds of austerity and no growth.

"Even with a constructive outcome, it will likely be difficult for the utilities to argue they need rate relief to avoid bankruptcy, but keep paying the same dividend," said a report issued Friday by Merrill Lynch.

Mr. Natsios was careful to say that food will be needed for at least another year but he also said only some people in fringe areas may still need emergency relief to avoid famine.

80% of patients accept, and 30% who try it gain sufficient symptom relief to avoid surgery.

Try stress relief to avoid another outbreak.

In New York City, there are more than 1.5 million people turning to food relief programs to avoid going hungry.

But the Pentagon is working with relief groups to avoid further accidents like the bombing of Red Cross warehouse and to insure clearer routes into the country.

We managed to maintain a truce that lasted not just for the debate, but for the visit, and it was a huge relief not to avoid the subject, but not to be stuck in conversations that ended in tears, either.

An additional 170,000 people have fled to more than 100 relief camps to avoid the fighting between the ethnic Bodo and Muslim settlers, who are mostly Bengali, in the western district of Kokrajhar.

On the third sudden-death hole, the par-4, 464-yard No. 18, Woods hit a terrible tee shot into the left trees, but got a break when a television tower blocked his view to the green, allowing Woods to take a one-club relief drop to avoid the tower, which is an unnatural obstruction.