Sentence examples for bit of intervention from inspiring English sources

With a bit of intervention, perhaps, and a crash course in learning to live again.

But who hasn't benefited from a bit of parental intervention at the right time?

Holy wax, he figures, can only add potency, perhaps a bit of divine intervention, to his game.

Updated at 6.43pm BST 6.35pm BST GOAL! Netherlands 1-0 Chile (Fer 76) 76 min: Well, that was an inspired bit of touchline intervention.

Corby grew up as a post-war new town around a 1930s steel works.But a bit of government intervention also helps.

The usual antidote for a bank run is a bit of government intervention to restore confidence, and that might have worked nicely for Andersen had its troubles not come at an awkward time.

That remedy turned out to be the combination of a marketplace that started to settle down, the persistent interest of fans ("There are financial realities, but feedback is absolutely a factor," Mr. Feldstein said) and a bit of divine intervention from Oprah Winfrey.

It requires a bit of human intervention to go forwards, but, as you can see, several jets are pushing it that direction already, presumably at this point for stability and rigidity purposes.

"Most people would love to get a century on their home ground, but to be out for a year I'm sure there was a bit of divine intervention".

And they did it with grit, elegance, and maybe a bit of divine intervention.

In the past, reporters and even plastic surgeons have wondered publicly whether the actress' perfect complexion might have been helped by a bit of artificial intervention.