Sentence examples for intervention worry from inspiring English sources

London, Paris and Washington, prime movers behind Nato's intervention, worry that Isis could launch strikes on Europe across the Mediterranean.

Once again, the president played the divisive card: here was a man standing against foreign intervention, worried about the economy, wanting security and stability for his country – every one of these a misrepresentation aimed at discrediting the protests.

Some days we prescribe the intervention, worrying about the possible side effects and resource implications.

But the reason that the government is madly trying to pump credit into the system is because the banks, who control most of the private credit, are starting to turn off their own taps; without government intervention the worry would be deflation.

However patients in the nurse-counselor groups reported that greater satisfaction with interventions for worry, information about their illness, prognosis, tests, treatment as well as general contact with health care facilities than patients in the psychologist groups.

Ashley's mother, Mariluz Otero, 25, brought Ashley to Pier 17 for a sort of grade-school intervention: She worried that Ashley was starting to believe that there was no such thing as Santa Claus.

The Turkish public shows no appetite for military intervention, and worries about further blowback.Many people in Reyhanli appear sympathetic to Syrians, but the attacks threaten to harden opinion against the refugees and migrants.

But for some, the idea of more pharmaceutical intervention is worrying.

The medical policy in Taiwan allows most patients to receive intensive care with surgical intervention without worrying about the medical expense.

It was predicted that a worry intervention would reduce levels of worry and paranoia distress.

The worry intervention was specifically designed not to target the content of delusions.