Sentence examples for was a source of relief from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, for example, it was a source of relief to millions of Egyptians when the hated State Security Investigations service (SSI) was disbanded in mid-March.

The generous tone of the President's remarks was widely welcomed, and to some it was a source of relief; for to a remarkable degree Nixon was a political unknown on the day he was elected to office.

The announcement that Ryanair would not continue its pursuit of Alitalia was a source of relief to investors, said Daniel Röska, an analyst at the research firm Sanford C. Bernstein.

Perhaps acceptance of ageing itself is a source of relief.

Comedy has long been a source of relief for sufferers of post-traumatic stress disorder and for the terminally ill.

You might think that the GNP's embarrassment would be a source of relief to Mr Roh.

That the carpet and furniture may have been paid for by private donations rather than public funds should not be a source of relief, but of shame.

The announcement in the last week that the site for the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR) is finally resolved is a source of relief and anticipation to nuclear fusion researchers worldwide.

"That this would be a source of relief, or confer a sense of safety, is a sign of how altered these times that we live in are," said Dr. Ofman.

By providing a strong competitor with a combined 28% market share, the deal should also be a source of relief at Google, which has come under increasing attack for its supposed market dominance.

In times of stress, music is a source of relief and concert tickets for many are simply out of reach.