Sentence examples for increased intervention from inspiring English sources

Increased intervention could decisively swing the battle in favour of the rebels.

"But he also talks about a One Nation Labour party, which includes big government, increased intervention and spending, which means increased regulation.

After that they could face increased intervention by the Republican majority in the US Congress, who are hostile to a compromise with Iran that would leave it with part of its nuclear infrastructure intact.

Mr Johnson appeared to support increased intervention in his Telegraph article, saying Isis territory needed to be "closed down now", before becoming a "giant training ground for terrorists".

Increased intervention time with a second set of prediction activities with PV could have possibly led to greater knowledge acquisition for the "Prediction" group.

Ground water at some sampling sites is unsuitable because of influence of urban and industrial waste discharge, aquifer mineralogy and with other anthropogenic activities and increased intervention of humans in deteriorating the groundwater quality of the area.

Finally, increased interventions to decrease unplanned pregnancy combined with increased support interventions for women experiencing unwanted pregnancies appear critical for reducing prenatal alcohol use.

However, respective trial results returned negative or indicated increased intervention-related mortality.

These improved attitudes in health professionals increased intervention-group mother's satisfaction with professional and social support.

The extended ICU stays are most likely a reflection of higher acuity resulting in increased interventions.

An increased CAP Index is associated with death, poor neurological outcome, and increased interventions to lower ICP.