Sentence examples for relieved from that from inspiring English sources

To quote: "I used to suffer from blood in the stool and abdominal pain before I started taking the drugs, but after 2005, I feel I am relieved from that pain because I no longer suffer from these illnesses... this is why I cannot deviate or hesitate from taking those drugs".

Radiologists may be relieved from work that could be performed by radiographers.

On its Web site, the clinic vowed to resume all its services, "relieved from pointless harassment that came with oversight from the county health department".

Take 30 minutes to an hour each day to take a break to be relieved from all that you have to do.

The entire groundwork of Mr. Bryan's scheme consists in the idea that if the contesting nations only have an opportunity for a calm second thought and are relieved from the incidental irritation that comes from war preparations, the chances are that an armed conflict will be avoided.

According to his biographer, Scheider was so desperate to be relieved from the role that he "pleaded insanity and went crazy in The Beverly Hills Hotel".

Dexter told Deb he's glad she said she was in love with him, and she talked about feeling relieved from the burden of carrying that secret around with her.

On an encouraging note, the seminal work done by Holz et al. [14] showed that P2P botnets, although relieved from the single point of failure that IRC botnets suffer, can be easily disrupted using pollution-based mitigation schemes.

My wish and prayer for the new year is that the people of the affected countries be relieved from their suffering and that in helping selflessly, America will regain some part of the good will that it has lost around the world.

Wilde takes no prisoners from the very outset: "The chief advantage that would result from the establishment of socialism is, undoubtedly, the fact that socialism would relieve us from that sordid necessity of living for others".

54 He concludes that such studies are generally considered ethically acceptable 'provided risks have been minimized, are not excessive and are justified by the value of the knowledge to be gained.' 55 The danger of this is that 'investigators are relieved from the constraints of the personal-care principle and the absolute prohibition against doing harm'.