Sentence examples similar to relief when exigent from inspiring English sources

Now the president mostly weighs in only when exigent demands leave him little choice.

These restraints are lessened when addressing public health concerns, and are essentially set aside when exigent circumstances require immediate action to protect the public health.

Under the Supreme Court's precedents, the police do not need a warrant to enter a home when "exigent circumstances" -- signs that evidence is in the process of destruction, for example -- justify immediate action.

It was a relief when he died.

What a relief when it was!

Relief, when it comes, is a spasm.

It was a relief when the cameras started to roll.

It is a relief when the desserts appear.

"Definitely a sigh of relief when I touched first base.

"That was a relief, when it went over," Duda said.

We felt huge relief when we finally reached the mountain.