Sentence examples for interventions to make from inspiring English sources

The host made 10 different attempts, through questions or interventions, to make Pence admit the claim was groundless.

More than growth, he argued, the economy required interventions to make it fairer.

Over the years, the alliance has developed a set of practices and interventions to make the transition easier – many of which revolve around women's leadership and participation.

Again and again, officials, diplomats, and military men stage interventions, to make the President address the impending collapse of his war.

In countries with access to western healthcare, it has become common practice to subject intersex children to medical interventions to make their bodies fit into the male/female binary, with damaging results.

Staff from the university have been working in partnership with a social landlord in the north-west of England to examine how new tenants of five typical, semi-detached three-bedroom properties respond to a range of interventions to make them more energy aware – and use the energy within their homes more wisely – over a period of two years.

Not human intervention to make them spawn in captivity.

Again, he used mechanical intervention to make his point.

Photoplay had another intervention to make, though, and this time deliberately.

But when they do more damage than they intended, they seek divine intervention to make everything better.

They do not believe that companies competing for labor in an expanding economy will raise incomes enough; they want government intervention to make income distribution more equal.