Sentence examples for intervention is so from inspiring English sources

In extreme cases, such as Fox's troubled Fantastic Four, the intervention is so aggressive that it becomes unclear what it means to be the director.

In other areas cuts to funding coupled with changes to the commissioning of child and adolescent mental healthcare are especially problematic, she suggests, because "early intervention" is so vital to longer term mental wellbeing and to reducing the demands on "other parts of the system" such as A&E and the criminal justice system further down the line.

"Identifying low self-control as early as possible and doing prevention and intervention is so much cheaper" than dealing with prisons, drug programs and personal economic failures, Piquero said.

This is why early intervention is so crucial and families are encouraged to seek help for their loved ones as soon as possible.

More appropriately, as the evidence supporting the intervention is so strong, the purpose was to examine the implementation of the intervention into routine clinical practice [ 13, 14].

As multiple authors have stated: Sometimes the effect of a medical intervention is so surprisingly strong, against the background knowledge of 'usual prognosis', that a case report or case series suffices to convince [ 57 ].

Some regions never even got a shot at developmentalism, western intervention was so swift.

Violet, it seemed, was coping well enough with her injury, and the risks to mother and child of intervention were so great, that no action was warranted.

The high stakes and the strength of the enemy help to explain why the French intervention was so popular in a country that is proud of its independence and why the French tricolor is being waved in Bamako.

"The yen intervention was so extreme that it did impact the dollar across the board," said Rebecca Patterson, global currency strategist at J.P. Morgan, with other currencies on some days matching about 80percentt of the dollar's rise against the yen.

But the other arguments that I have cited against an intervention are so important that I would also be against such an intervention if -- for whatever reasons and in whatever form -- the Security Council of the United Nations were to say "Yes," which I cannot imagine happening in the present situation.