Sentence examples for intervention for someone from inspiring English sources

Intranasal naloxone is an important and potentially life-saving intervention for someone who has overdosed on opiates.

Thus, the elderly were responding about the helpfulness of interventions for someone younger, rather than someone their own age.

An account can get hacked, a device can be stolen, a mistake can happen (sending to someone else), a device can require technical intervention for repair, someone can inadvertently gain access to the device... there are so many possibilities that can go wrong that the best advice one can give is: don't record your intimacy".

In a rare intervention in party politics for someone who had to quit the party whip when he became Speaker, Lord Martin said he was "appalled" by what was happening in Labour and that failure to tackle antisemitism could cost it the next election.

The study set out to develop an intervention before someone reaches for food as a means of emotional support.

Most participants believed that reading a religious text such as the Bible or Koran and seeking help from a psychiatrist were the interventions most likely to be helpful for someone suffering from symptoms described in the vignette.

It might be better to invest in outreach work, for example, as intervention before someone decides to return to university could be more effective than handing them a form to fill in once they have already applied.

The intervention consists of eBulletins with practical information about caring for someone with dementia.

100 % intervention group staff reported they would recommend music therapy for someone with dementia, and all reported positive effects on residents.

This review examines whether information and support interventions improve the quality of life of people caring for someone with dementia.

"For someone to be subjected to this constant intervention for such a long period is very, very damaging". And, that's true for Suleiman.