Sentence examples for interventions off from inspiring English sources

One thing I've found since leaving the England set-up and returning to club rugby is that the more frequently you make these important interventions off the bench, the better you get at it.

"This year, youth interventions are off to a good start.

At the same time, he said, we need to understand how those corrective interventions pay off in terms of public health.

The central bank's intervention set off a market rally that helped to offset the results of an otherwise dismal week.

Mr. Cuomo's intervention paid off; later Tuesday night, the mayors said they had agreed to settle their dispute.

Others argued that the rules set by the government for the auction allowed too much state intervention, scaring off big players such as BP and Exxon.

Manafort's intervention paid off.

In some instances, formerly disturbed areas (garbage dumps, filled-in freshwater and tidal wetlands) went back to nature as human intervention tailed off.

The intervention got off to a rocky start when Harry refused to believe what the fuck was going on, and at one point one of the friends asked me to break out a little bit of weed to at least calm the guy down.

There might be a decline in effectiveness in later years as compared to the changes observed between 4 and 12 months, as the novelty of the intervention wears off.

The intervention kicks off with an information session, held after baseline measurement, led by the HM-facilitator and facilitated by the management.