Sentence examples similar to eludes intervention from inspiring English sources
Mr Breton has repeatedly promised to broker a neat fix, but so far a solution has eluded him.Defenders of state intervention argue that without it France would not have world-beaters in business, such as the two leading luxury-goods groups (LVMH and PPR), one of the biggest insurers (AXA), as well as leaders in cosmetics (L'Oréal) and food (Danone).
Fatigue in children and adolescents with cancer is a disruptive symptom meriting clinical intervention by nurses, but has eluded definition, measurement, and intervention.
And they are questions asked with a good faith that eludes the U.S. as we debate similar questions of intervention and aid.
Only divine intervention could account for the fact that he eluded police for 40 minutes, outmanoeuvred Rabin's vaunted protection force, and fired at the prime minister without getting shot himself.
The mathematicians among you will already realise that a hat-trick eluded him, but Finn's interventions in the sixth over of the innings and the 33rd were decisive.
Environmental threats do not fall into individual risk factor categories (in the way that tobacco consumption can be readily studied by, for example, epidemiological methods) but are inherently more complex and elude causality studies and efficient interventions at individual or family levels.
Their perspective eludes me.
The patriotism issue eludes me.
Sleep still eludes the writer.
