Sentence examples for a strong intervention from inspiring English sources

"The E.C.B. can still stem the panic though a strong intervention," he continued.

The prime minister's trip, which coincided with a strong intervention by the home secretary in Brussels against an EU refugee quota proposal, was designed to highlight Britain's strategy of directing resources at the camps.

Sir John, now warden of All Souls College, Oxford, made a strong intervention in the financial reform debate, arguing the Bank will make a mistake if it fails to increase the required equity buffers of UK ring-fenced banks by as much as his commission recommended.

Development of hydrogen economy will require a strong intervention by external forces.

The protocol used by Dutta et al. [ 15] also aimed to replace 50% of the sitting time by standing (~4 hours/day), and such a strong intervention may have induced physical or mental fatigue [ 19], which might have dissuaded participants from engaging in other forms of PA, especially weekend activity.

This suggested a stronger intervention effect amongst those who were board certified.

(2) In order to (re-) gain a stronger intervention focus, the country-wide coverage of the Campaign should be concluded.

25 The intervention by grade interaction was significant for the sum of four skinfolds (P=0.003), with a stronger intervention effect in fifth grade children.

We saw no indication of a stronger intervention effect on prescribers with the highest prescribing rates at baseline compared with those with the lowest rates.

It is likely that a stronger intervention – with a longer period of training and practice time and regular reinforcement over time – is needed to effect a measurable behavioral change.

In thinking about this as an intervention and then considering endorsement, endorsement would likely serve as a "stronger" intervention given the need for manuscripts to adhere to a journal's "Instruction to authors" and subsequent editorial process.