Sentence examples for more aggressive interventions from inspiring English sources

"Traditionally, newer and more aggressive interventions were often assumed to be better".

"I think the whole idea of the earthquake being an opportunity for foreigners to do more aggressive interventions is really problematic and objectionable," he said in an interview, arguing for modest, homegrown plans.

Medications are available when indicated but patients are much more willing to accept (and in fact embrace) changes in lifestyle when the potential side effects of medications and other more aggressive interventions are carefully explained.

Given the limited impact of established and developing preventive measures, more aggressive interventions are often implemented.

Once an ulcer is identified, treatment strategies should shift from symptomatic therapies to more aggressive interventions.

More aggressive interventions should be implemented to diminish cardiovascular risk in HIV-infected patients.

Suppose pregnant women were prioritized: Would more aggressive intervention improve their survival rate?

Ultimately, a pragmatic consideration applies: The new administration has only so much funding remaining to rescue the banks, but likely not enough to launch a more aggressive intervention.

Russian officials, however, seem increasingly unwilling to let the United States set the agenda in global diplomacy — blocking demands, for example, for more aggressive intervention in Syria.

In a joint statement after Obama's television address Thursday night, Republican Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham dismissed the President's "half measures" and called for far more aggressive intervention: The President needs to devise a comprehensive strategy to degrade ISIS.

The central bank action has been read by market Kremlinologists in both positive and negative light; some believe it was provoked by a threat to a specific European bank while others think it heralds much more aggressive intervention.