Sentence examples for endless interventions from inspiring English sources

Rethinking the endless interventions offered at the end of life could prevent suffering and save money, readers said.

Especially in these days of post-post-everything, relational aesthetics, institutional critique and endless "interventions," art shows can be so cerebral and self-conscious, so full of high-concept attitude, that the art is lost in the shuffle.

She looks up to Kissinger because she also believes the U.S. should lead the world, even if we'll be engaged in endless interventions and wars.

How about ending the war on drugs, demilitarizing the police, advocating for prison reform, investing in street-level intervention programs, or stopping the drone strikes and the endless military interventions that kill countless civilians and radicalize the survivors.

Modern medicine allows for endless pricey interventions, often with no hope for sustained life.

Americans have become unrealistic about what the military can and can't do, he argues, and more tolerant of seemingly endless military interventions.

Bacevich argues that because many fewer Americans today are affected directly by war, they have become unrealistic about what the military can and can't do, and more tolerant of seemingly endless military interventions.

Given this shift in mood, the president has failed himself by not giving Americans a vision of how turbulence in the Middle East and north Africa could be subdued without engaging the US in endless military interventions.

They must recognize that endless military interventions and mass spying have not worked to stop the terrorist threats of recent years and not suited to address the threats of today.

"Today," he argued, "the returns from endless state intervention are not just diminishing, they are disappearing.

Only then will Washington end the endless cycle of intervention, disaster, intervention, and disaster.