Sentence examples for flurry of interventions from inspiring English sources

Its flurry of interventions has prompted a double dose of unease.

The last week has seen a flurry of interventions by Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland arguing for a greater say in how the UK government conducts negotiations to leave the European Union.

There was a flurry of international intervention - most notably by the US.

The next two weeks will see a flurry of speeches, interviews and other interventions from Miliband, Ed Balls and other members of the shadow cabinet – beginning with today's appeal to middle-class voters.

Between 2007 and 2009, when the WHO finally endorsed the adoption of IPTi, there was a flurry of activity to promote the intervention and to accelerate the process of reaching a global decision.

Banks are hastily pulling out of a dodgy protection market, mortgage endowment policyholders are about to receive another flurry of red letters, and the Government's intervention in banking has left thousands with worthless shares.

According to these sources, the past few weeks has seen a flurry of nervous activity that could result in intervention of some kind but which is also giving new urgency to diplomatic efforts to end the conflict.

Ms Kennedy's intervention has again produced a flurry of stories in the Japanese media.

Recently, there has been a flurry of investigative work demonstrating the clinical benefit of certain interventions for sepsis, severe sepsis and septic shock [ 2].

Hence, the past decade has witnessed a flurry of activity in testing DC based immunotherapies for cancer intervention.

"One of the reasons for these early interventions is to get right at the issue of mistrust," he said, referring to his flurry of meetings.