Sentence examples for relief trouble from inspiring English sources

B11 RELIEF TROUBLE -- Immigrants who were paid off the books face a maze in getting disaster relief.

(Brazil, where the government has promoted contraception less forcefully, has experienced a similar baby bust).The slowdown provides both relief and trouble for the state.

Golf should offer relief from the troubles of the daily world.

The Obama administration supports this idea and has also proposed a special program of relief for deeply troubled borrowers.

Meanwhile, Rangers midfielder Maurice Edu, who may feature in Jurgen Klinsmann's side along with club team-mate Carlos Bocanegra, has admitted that being part of the USA squad is a welcome relief from the troubles at Ibrox.

VW's new Touran minivan, Touareg SUV, Audi A3, and new versions of the Golf and Passat, all coming in the next couple of years, could make up for the Phaeton stumble and eventually bring relief from recent troubles.

The research found that, "many engaged in work and leisure activities and religious rituals as a way of providing relief from their troubles" and found that these activities fulfilled a dual purpose of meeting practical needs (income and livelihood generation) and psychological and emotional distraction [ 40].

The United Nations and many relief organizations have had trouble raising money for assistance.

More trouble loomed: Relief officials said as many as 300,000 people were moving or preparing to flee.

Nevertheless, if the single currency is postponed, the Irish should perhaps breathe sighs of relief rather than regret.The trouble, as so often in Ireland's history, is Britain.

Certain left-handed relief pitchers gave him trouble; so he asked to practice against stand-ins who had a similar delivery.