Sentence examples similar to awaited intervention from inspiring English sources

Of the 60 patients not known to be certified, 57 were invited for an additional clinic or screening appointment to determine their certification eligibility and status due to prior failed attendance (n = 19), unavailability of notes (n = 25), awaiting intervention (n = 3) e.g. cataract surgery, or due to being initially identified as certifiable but not certified (n = 10).

This latter sect did not participate in the Temple worship at Jerusalem and observed another religious calendar; from their desert retreat they awaited divine intervention and searched prophetic writings for signs indicating the consummation.

(The deer died while in city custody awaiting state intervention).

The participants were 30 morbidly obese patients (age range=27 61years; body mass index [BMI] range=40.8 73.5), awaiting surgical intervention.

The girl's mother looked at me expectantly, as if awaiting an intervention, a correction.

She views the annual as "primarily a work of erotica", calling it "nothing so much as a shopping list ... textually arrayed for the delectation of the male consumer", continuing "they [the women] await his intervention to institute an exchange", epitomising the traditional male role in pornography.

Three (aged 7 13 years old) underwent corrective surgery, and one is awaiting the intervention.

So too did the world powers whose long-awaited intervention helped bring the war to an end.

Obama's long-awaited intervention is expected to set out not only a positive case for Britain's influence in Europe, but also describe the UK's chances of striking independent trade deals with the US if it is outside the European Union as fanciful.

It happened only the one time, Gwen tells Jamison, but she came to work shortly afterward to find a group intervention awaiting her.

The Lady's party apparently has no clear strategy for getting out of this impasse other than to await a benign intervention from President Thein Sein with the U.S.D.P. Score 1 for top-down reform.