Sentence examples for serious relief from inspiring English sources

If not, provide some serious relief.

When he starts up one of his ballads, it offers "serious relief".

But officials warned that no serious relief was expected for at least another five months, when the rainy season typically begins in earnest.

In a report published this week, the organisation said NGOs and UN agencies were more concerned with risk aversion and securing funding than providing a serious relief effort.

The report criticised crisis management, saying many organisations were more concerned with risk aversion and securing funding than providing a serious relief effort.

Even now, despite a new, rather awkward populist tone, serious relief for homeowners is lacking and financial regulatory reform is in danger of being hijacked by banking lobbyists and partisan politics.

5.49pm BST While we wait for tardy Carney, Kayla Epstein (@KaylaEpstein) provides some comic-serious relief, with a look at the pop-up site drunkdialcongress.org.org

Serious mortgage relief could make a dent in that problem; a $30 billion settlement from the banks, even if it proved more effective than the government's modification program, would not.

Floyd's injury is not believed to be serious, but relief pitcher Mike DeJean could miss some time with a bone bruise on his ankle, which he sustained last week in Colorado.

"In the high-pressured world of finance, people sometimes need serious stress relief," said Lonnie Hanover, spokesman for the Scores Holding Company, the owner of Scores, a popular adult entertainment club on Manhattan's Upper East Side that counts Wall Streeters as some of its best customers.

However, the risk is that we will see a "compromise" of kinder and gentler austerity that pulls Greece back from the brink of catastrophe -- but continues the drip-drip-drip of temporary aid rather serious debt relief.