Sentences with phrase «only relieve»

Knowing you have someone on your side will not only relieve stress, but will give you the time needed to focus on your move and not the stress of everything that comes along with selling a home.

They have done so to not only relieve overburdened staff but to also evaluate contingent labor as potential new hires.

The programs are built to not only relieve your stress, but teach you how to deal with stressful situations as they arise.

These funds can not only relieve the stress on the individual, but also on loved ones as well.

Puppies are not born knowing that they should only relieve themselves outside.

But that will mainly only relieve us of credit card rating (we haven't use a credit card for 4 years).

This would not only relieve the pressure on local philanthropists and foundations, Rico said, but could help expand the networks to meet the demand for places in charter schools.

As a leadership team, we try to do everything possible to not only relieve some of the stress as we...

Stress is an epidemic in our current culture, and there are tons of products and gimmicks claiming to relieve stress that really only relieve your wallet.

It will also not only relieve anxiety but will enable the two of you to find out the right way to steer the relationship further putting in mind mutual feelings you have for each other.

Working with a large variety of different exercises will not only relieve boredom, but it can also help to break through any plateaus to spark further progress.

It will not only relieve the symptom, it will also prevent other potential problems like liver, heart and kidney disease.

Following are a few ways functional medicine can not only relieve pain and inflammation, but also help you better manage Hashimoto's hypothyroidism:

Through donations you not only relieve pressure on landfills, you contribute directly to your community.

This extra investment would not only relieve the pressure on A&E; it would help tackle the scandal of care services being withdrawn from older people who need them — enabling more people stay healthy and independent in their own homes — and help families being squeezed by rising charges for care.

One woman laughed about how her husband would only relieve her for brief bathroom breaks by putting his arms out stiffly in front of him, as though he were about to hold a tray of breakable crystal, and then she'd lay the baby over his arms and return a few minutes later to find him in the same position, terrified of moving.

Today children have a full schedule of schoolwork and after school activities, so helping them manage their activities will not only relieve stress but also provide them with skills that will carry them throughout life.

Even just putting on music and dancing around the living room will not only relieve your stress but it is good for your body and stimulating for your baby!

Better yet, delegating effectively will not only relieve your stress and ensure that no details are missed, but can also inspire your employees to work harder, invest more in your company, and help them increase their skill sets.

, I'll say that I'm only relieved there are no lambs coming this spring!

An ability to plan your weekly meals not only relieves your anxiety, but also helps to save your family budget.

Christine Lay, MD, a headache specialist at The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, recommends ibuprofen, which not only relieves the pain, but has anti-inflammatory powers that acetaminophen doesn't.

Magnesium Chloride (oil) use has not only relieved the low back pain and FRS it hasn't returned in over 4 years.

Research from Cardiff University in Great Britain found that cod liver oil not only relieves pain, but also stops and even reverses the damage caused by osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.

Volunteers taking CTII had a 20 % decrease in pain during exercise, while glucosamine / chondroitin only relieved pain by 6 %.

Not only relieving your polycystic ovaries symptoms but also making you an overall healthier person.

The active and dynamic sitting not only relieves the upper body, but also works the back muscles and pelvic floor without exercising.

Smartphone technology not only relieves you the trouble of chatting or choosing your sugar daddy or sugar baby but also would provide you with the following:

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In fact, in the spirit of cinema verite we're later treated to the sight of Mattie not only relieving herself on the toilet but wiping herself as well.

Getting parents involved in Science Buddies not only relieved the pressure of «fitting everything in» for me, but provided my students one - on - one time performing scientific experiments - something I could not provide in the classroom.

E-Learning has not only relieved educators of this time consuming task, but given them well aimed tools for particular pedagogical scenarios.

High school starts moved from 8 to 8:30 am in August 2017, not only relieving traffic but giving teens a better shot at sleep.

The only relieving factor about the cabin is its comfortable seating arrangement.

Or perhaps only relieved.

I think many people wander around ignorant of the necessity of owning a life insurance policy, but once they are educated and see the need, there is usually a tremendous sense of urgency that is only relieved by their own policy going in force, which provides peace of mind knowing that your family will be financially provided for should you face an untimely demise.

The tax - exempt status of munis not only relieves buyers from paying tax on the interest income, but also allows the government issuers to borrow at favorable rates.

In your examples of the cat with mammary gland cancer and the dog with severe arthritis, I would agree with euthanasia, if it's apparent that the animal is suffering, and the vet says that medication would only prolong their suffering, it only relieves a small amount of the pain, or it zonks them out.

Once your puppy has mastered the idea of only relieving himself on the covered area, you can start removing sections of the pads or newspaper, slowly shrinking the area.

This is something that should hearten all Indie Developers, as there are times where delays can happen and seeing upfront and honest communication being rewarded with support instead of anger not only relieves the stressed development team but fuels their passion forward to deliver the best game they can.

While any bias lighting is better than no bias lighting as far as eye strain is concerned, if you want bias lighting that not only relieves your eye strain but actually makes the content you're viewing look better, you'll need the right bulb.

Not exact matches

Doyle Miller of Optomec was greatly relieved when he didn't have to go with a commission - only plan for his two salespeople.

In the area in which surgeons cut away bone to relieve pressure on his swelling spinal cord, he says, «The only thing between me and my spinal cord is muscle, fat, and skin.

The cluster approach works only if the company can relieve a major pain point for people.

I am trying to educate people about how it's not only a medicine that relieves sickness and symptoms, but it can be used responsibly and be a safe industry that supports the economy.»

I can only imagine how relieved the corporate world is having many people like yourself out of the public space that the CBC provided.

Mrs. Houston, fresh from the spiritualist's haunt, is relieved by the departure of an ambulance: «The street again put on the aspect of a place where things could only fail to occur.»

Also, I'm relieved to finally have found someone with NO agenda and who only desires to clear things up in our minds.

When I walked outside Tuesday to check the damage on my Washington, D.C., house, I felt relieved to find only a large puddle and a few fallen branches.

And if Christ sorrows with us, he does not relieve us of the accusation which we should level against ourselves, if we would only understand our sorrow correctly.