Sentence examples for intervention are rising from inspiring English sources
Yet proposals for government intervention are rising fast.
The rates of both of these interventions are rising, particularly with respect to decompression surgery for spinal stenosis which has been attributed to a growing ageing population [ 8, 9].
Centralized – rather than regional – government intervention has been rising under NPM.
In Lebanon, popular anger over Hezbollah's intervention in Syria is rising, and the United States must exploit this opportunity, even if it means negotiating directly with Iran to rein in its Lebanese proxy.
It appears that several times more people have been killed in Syria than in Libya when that intervention began, and the toll is rising steeply.
The interest in dietary counseling or interventions to reduce caries risk has been rising on a dental practice basis in Japan, although such approaches are not commonly done yet [ 15].
By halftime the sun was rising, and fans were confident that divine intervention was coming.
The appeal of intervention is now rising once again.
The fact that Medicare costs are currently rising too slowly to trigger IPAB intervention is no guarantee costs won't rise faster in the future.
About three-quarters of carers looking after those with very mild dementia (CDR 0.5) thought the intervention was delivered at the right time, rising to over 80% of those with relatives with mild or moderate dementia (CDR 1 2).
They sit in classrooms and see films of a baby being born and it's not really a good introduction.' Another reason for the rise in intervention is the fear among doctors of medical litigation; again, America is ahead of us on this.
