Sentence examples for relief to recent from inspiring English sources

That is a relief to recent college graduates, like Heather Gray of Phoenix.

Heather Sohl, chief advisor on species at WWF-UK, said: "The slight decrease in rhinos poached is somewhat of a relief compared to recent years when we've seen nothing but increases, however, no poaching is acceptable".

The report came as a relief to investors after recent regional factory data had shown some signs of fatigue.

The signing of the memorandum today came as a relief to Korean leaders, after recent signs that the economic recovery was flagging.

Meanwhile, military planners have met council officials in Somerset over plans to bring relief to villages cut off by recent floods.

Ordinarily, the extra money would come as a great relief to fusion researchers, who in recent years have worried that DOE will sacrifice the domestic fusion program to fund ITER.

It credited the recent introduction of tax relief to encourage investment in "difficult projects".

Some indication of the attitude of the United States Tax Court in respect of relief to be accorded corporations under the Excess Profits Tax (Section 722 of the Internal Revenue Code) is contained in a recent decision denying such relief.

For the first time in living memory, investment bankers are having to pinch pennies: taxi firms in Bedford, a wealthy New York suburb, say business at local railway stations has evaporated because Wall Street commuters are walking, cycling or being picked up by their spouses instead.Hence the relief at recent signs of stabilisation.

Pizza is the number one comfort food Americans turn to for stress relief, according to a recent online survey of 2,252 adults conducted by The Harris Poll.

With good reason: the banking industry has gotten relief from recent changes to accounting rules, which could inflate earnings.