Sentence examples for which may relief from inspiring English sources

In most societies, higher education increases an individual's chance of securing a well-paid and stable job which may relief the psychological impact of the infertility and this may explain the trend as observed in the present study with respect to mean depression score having a negative relation with educational and employment status.

His move is still pending visa and International transfer clearance so he won't feature in Saturday's trip to Montreal, which may be a relief to the expansion team, who are beginning to struggle again.

They are placed on restrictive diets and given large doses of acid-suppressing medications or anti-diarrhea drugs, which may offer some relief for the symptoms, but often do nothing for pain.

Bedside ultrasound decreased the diagnosis time, treatment time, and ED stay time, which may help to relief the ED crowding condition in a medical center.

Allergic rhinoconjunctivitis is typically treated with a nasal spray or systemic antihistamine, neither of which may provide adequate relief of the ocular component of the disease.

Results from these preliminary experiments also suggest that bladderwrack administration may alleviate hypermenorrhea and dysmenorrhea, which may provide some relief in the treatment of endometriosis.

Which may have been a relief.

I don't mean to diminish the tax relief, which may, indeed, encourage small businesses to start hiring.

It is unlikely anything quite so outré will be on offer at Covent Garden, which may come as a relief to traditionalists.

We are back in the world of MTV news, which may come as a relief after the long, purgatorial passage through group therapy.

Casks of beer floated out of the brewery and ended up in Workington (which may have brought some relief to that stricken town).