Sentence examples for difficult interventions from inspiring English sources

Each tended to collect rare and difficult interventions like merit badges.

And from Axiom IV and our previous theorems, we can see that the universal energies stirred up by Cupid's difficult interventions belong in the lyrics of choruses.

Oh, and quite a lot of the rest of Africa too, where the West will confront "several on-going crises and fragile societies" in 2014; moves that will possess the "potential to draw Western countries into difficult interventions".

Oh, and quite a lot of the rest of Africa too, where the US will confront "several on-going crises and fragile societies" in 2014; moves that will possess the "potential to draw Western countries into difficult interventions".

That was a difficult intervention because some of the family members were using.

Resuscitation is a difficult intervention to review given the obvious constraints in study design and locations.

Until now, the western camp has been prepared to bleed Syria while Obama has resisted pressure for what he last week called more "difficult, costly interventions that actually breed more resentment".

The GuideZilla guide extension catheter is designed for deep seating in coronary arteries to provide extra guidance support for equipment delivery during difficult coronary interventions or for coaxial alignment in tortuous vessels.

Alternatively, it may be difficult for interventions to reduce stress by the time of outcome measurements.

However, enforcing a more focused vaccination strategy can be extremely difficult if interventions are needed immediately and under extreme public pressure and fear.

There is also some evidence that culture within organizations may be a relevant factor in health care performance, yet articulating the nature of that relationship proves to be difficult and interventions addressing safety culture are not clearly effective [ 9].