Sentence examples similar to worthy relief from inspiring English sources

In 1883 for instance, almost 900 volunteers for Boston's Associated Charities visited 2,000 families, ultimately finding 18percentt of all applicants "worthy of continuous relief" and 23percentt "worthy of temporary relief".

In the end, the balance for this debate stood on two competing notions: the ethical and moral obligation to ensure health care for every single American (one questioner declared it should be a right) with whether there remains trust in the federal government to craft a bill worthy of providing such relief in a believable way.

This does not mean that one should not also donate money to tsunami relief or other worthy causes.

Mr. Kaper-Dale said all the Indonesians he had been helping would seem to be worthy candidates for this sort of relief.

Obama's press conference on his 100th day in office is such a refreshing relief from the cringe-worthy press conferences of his predecessor.

Henry was no profligate; indeed, he had a strong streak of prudery, but he sought the occasional relief from marriage to a worthy but ailing wife to which princes have generally been held entitled.

After about 15 minutes, Mr. Casella dipped a spoon into it, and turned in profile to take a sip, casting a nose worthy of a Pontormo painting into sharp relief.

But two years later, the contrary seems apparent since Gov. Cuomo has not used his clemency powers in any way, leaving many worthy people who have applied for clemency relief stuck in prison.

"Provinces of Night" also shows both a dark Southern naturalism worthy of Tennessee Williams and an impulse toward comic relief reminiscent of a sort of backwoods S. J. Perelman.

The only light relief comes from Arthur Darville's bowl-cut, worthy of any member of the Monkees.

But it's not just stoners and Democrats who should be exhaling a deep cough of relief -- economists too may find the news worthy of some bubbles or bubblers.