Sentence examples for helpful intervention from inspiring English sources

It was not a helpful intervention, only adding to the sense of disarray.

I'm not sure that's a very helpful intervention from the business secretary.

He does so as a helpful intervention to the debate about energy prices.

Merkel's helpful intervention has given them a bit of time and perhaps a bit of wiggle room.

The internet is crowded with testimonies of their efficacy and helpful intervention.

However, we should be careful not to let Piketty's helpful intervention in the debate blind us to the severe limits of his own stance in political economy.

(Survival rates for older adults struck by cardiac arrest outside of hospitals are significantly poorer because expert medical help is not readily at hand and potentially helpful interventions are delayed).

However, when we look at the state-of-the art in what we know about effective interventions in cancer in terms of how these might impact the majority of global citizens, it is clear that a more vigorous research approach is indicated to help low- and middle-income countries develop rigorous data on helpful interventions.

Economic recovery and a chancellor finally grasping that helping only the wealthy is a bad re-election strategy, has prompted a series of helpful interventions, much of it of the "if only you would listen to me" school of criticism.

(Place the victim on a hard surface, to maximize pressure). For a chest, belly, or head wound, the most helpful interventions, such as suction or a needle thoracostomy, require E.M.S. training, but applying pressure can help a patient hold on.

Academic libraries struggling with noise problems and those with low scores on the LibQUAL+® quiet space question may find some helpful interventions that have an underlying evidence base to indicate their effectiveness when dealing with noise and the provision of quiet space.