Sentence examples for enough intervention from inspiring English sources

It's a sizeable enough intervention: 200 Marines sent into action in a country where we last had a military presence in 1978.

But the problem, hawks insist, is that there wasn't enough intervention: Nato "walked away" from Libya, and if only the US and its allies had invaded Syria in 2011 or bombed in 2013, the war would have been over by Christmas.

"I don't know that it would be a big enough intervention to prevent the crises," says Dr. Richard Della Penna of Kaiser Permanente in southern California, with 280,000 elderly members.

This is an important framework that has promoted better working alliances and an empowerment focus but has not provided enough intervention-oriented guidance that would allow for outcome evaluation.

There are not enough interventions conducted in a methodologically solid way to make any conclusive statements on the effects of PrT on pain and function in patients with chronic neck- or LBP.

There were enough interventions with effect sizes to make comparisons of median effect sizes by three types of target group, and we found that interventions targeted at health professionals had a somewhat higher median effect size (−0.41) than those targeting school pupils (−0.21) or university students (−0.13).

Due to the demanding and unusual nature of the trial it was not possible to recruit enough potential intervention participants to allow randomisation to the intervention or control groups.

This implies that opening of the tibial arteries is not enough; the intervention should also focus on improvement of outflow.

It is in this manner that true process monitoring is attained and, if performed far enough upstream, intervention possible.

And done early enough, legal interventions can assist with employment, boost income, and protect existing housing before a veteran becomes homeless, and ensure that other interventions like a housing voucher work.

The findings from this study suggest that this may not be enough in interventions involving complex change.