Sentence examples for more radical interventions from inspiring English sources
Maybe there are more radical interventions to come in the weeks ahead.
Again, data may not exist for individuals without a family history, and pre-symptomatic adults from the general population may be less likely than those who are affected or have a family history of the condition to opt for more radical interventions, such as a prophylactic mastectomy.
In advanced stages of infection, a more radical intervention is preferable.
From a general standpoint, this work illustrates the role of host-to-host transmission heterogeneity on anthelmintic dynamics and suggests that vaccines may need to target more than one parasite life-stage or biological function to help control macro-parasitic diseases, in the absence of more radical and effective interventions (e.g. ensuring human access to clean water, sanitations, shoes, etc).
Postwar social democracy was in crisis, and the choice was either to go for more radical forms of intervention or lurch towards pre-Thatcherite monetarism.
That yet another debate on immigration has come and gone in Congress might be seen as a vindication of N.I.Y.A.'s more radical forms of intervention, or as a loss.
The more liberal among us, on the other hand, pay lip-service to needed changes, even applauding interventions by the more radical among us; but they lack, perhaps as much as the mainly moralist, the political education about what is really needed to overcome preventable ill-health in our consumer societies.
Yet the sort of intervention IDS seems to have in mind sounded far more radical and sane than Cameron's more threatening talk of social reform.
