Sentence examples for intervention has failed from inspiring English sources
In northern Mali, the French intervention has failed to provide enough security for people to return home to start planting crops in June, when the rains are expected.
The intervention has failed to deter Iran, and has led to large numbers of civilian casualties, serious humanitarian problems and a spreading famine.
"They see that foreign intervention has failed, and if the whole international community can't defeat the Taliban, we have no choice but to start peace talks," Fariwar said.
Wintour's intervention has failed, and Talley's weight has ballooned to somewhere north of 355 pounds.
Parenteral administration should be considered only as a second choice when enteral intervention has failed.
Although phytochemicals found in medicinal herbs can provide mankind with new therapeutic remedies, single agent intervention has failed to bring the expected outcome in clinical trials.
Led by Milton Friedman, its professors argued that Keynesian economics, with its emphasis on government intervention, had failed and that markets would be better at allocating capital than bureaucrats.
Whatever the justification for the initial intervention following the advances by the Houthis and former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, it has long since been clear that the military intervention had failed.
Surgical approaches with or without resection of the fistula tract and involved lung should be considered only after other intervention have failed [17, 20, 21].
In 11 cases there was partial or good response to treatment when it was applied after conventional medical and surgical intervention had failed to correct bleeding.
Perhaps surprisingly, the burgeoning literature on the nature and effectiveness of psychosocial interventions has failed to recognise the importance of such perspectives, whether in terms of therapeutic competency or of appraisal of treatment fidelity (e.g., ensuring that beliefs and expectations have been systematically and effectively targeted).
