Sentence examples similar to rising relief from inspiring English sources

The death toll could rise; relief workers have been unable to reach the villages affected and about 2,000 people have fled, the Red Cross said.

These seven places and many others give discounts through a card offered by Wall Street Rising, a relief group.

And, as I say, the house is ever so slightly less crammed at this juncture — and more buoyant, too, like a land mass rising in relief once the glaciers have melted.

More than 300 people are feared to have been killed in one of the worst earthquakes to hit Pakistan in years, and with the death toll steadily rising emergency relief efforts have been hampered by the vast distances involved, security threats from separatist rebels and minimal infrastructure in one the country's most remote regions.

He also asked that it shoulder a greater share of ever-rising relief payments; by 1932, it started to do so.

Those numbers will likely rise as relief efforts eventually reach the rest of its 65 inhabitated islands.

The Moscow stockmarket rose in relief at weaker measures than expected.

When she heard the explosion in the distance, she rose in relief.

By contrast, the stock of Deutsche Bank and Dresdner Bank rose amid relief from investors who had soured on the plan.

But Sotomayor's mother did not rise with relief from her loss; she shut herself in her dark bedroom for a long season of grief.

The forint rose, giving relief both to borrowers in foreign currency (who also include just over half the country's businesses) and to their short-sighted lenders.