Sentence examples for hint of intervention from inspiring English sources

This merest hint of intervention spread through the rumour-hungry Stock Exchange like wildfire, sending prices back up again.

and "Harrison Sees A Dollar Boom").. "Many currency traders were braced for some hint of intervention to prevail from this meeting," Wilkinson said, "especially given several verbal warnings or complaints from central bankers and politicians who had warned against dollar weakness".

Condemning Newsnight (and thus the BBC) for not screening the 12 minutes of Jimmy Savile ignominy when they had the chance is just a little too easy – and too easy to hint darkly of intervention from the upper reaches of management.

Yet senior officials acknowledge the potential for an Arab backlash in a region long allergic to any hint of foreign intervention.

Hints of government intervention emerge in the couple's story, too, opening the novel up to a complex and fascinating political narrative.

Currency traders said that they perceived hints of modest intervention to cushion the decline by the Reserve Bank of India, the country's central bank, which acts through state-controlled commercial banks when it does intervene so as to camouflage its activity.

China's foreign-currency-denominated stocks surged again on the hint of more government intervention to keep the market's rally rolling.

This does not mean that the region is doomed to a war, but it seems that if there is even a hint of a Nato intervention against Syria, then somebody, somewhere, is likely to start pushing a lot of buttons, and many more people will die.

She was not specific about what kind of action she wanted from the outside world, but she hinted that some kind of intervention was necessary.

Parents who provided more guidance overall employed lower levels of intervention, giving more hints or helping the children perform the step rather than doing it for them.

Blair has made a series of interventions hinting at an active return to politics.