Sentence examples for needless interventions from inspiring English sources

Or has he been spared the potential burden, harm and indignity of aggressive and needless interventions.

A similar study regarding breast cancer — comparing breast cancer incidentally detectable at autopsy with the lifetime risk of dying of breast cancer — suggests that a hyperzealous early-detection program might overdiagnose breast cancer with startling frequency, leading to needless interventions.

Yes! Peter E. Blum Atlanta, March 19 , 2009• To the Editor: The debate over the PSA test and the unnecessary suffering caused by needless intervention presents a call to innovate.

Mr. Obama unveiled the plan for the new agency last month to opposition from banking leaders, who have voiced concern about what they say is needless government intervention into their lending practices.

Those in the latter camp include Conservative MP Philip Davies, who says the measures in the Consumer Rights Act "harm" fans by making it easier for their tickets to be cancelled, and adds that "needless" government intervention "will only serve to drive many consumers away from safe online platforms and into the arms of street touts".

Brandt Snedeker and Brooks Koepka were a seven-under better ball for the 14 holes of their 5&4 success but the week is not getting any easier for Willett after his brother's needless and earlier interventions.

Furthermore, giving up their tax exempt status would allow all faith groups unfettered freedom to preach and teach according to the dictates of their conscience, without needless fear of governmental intervention.

Needless to say that many interventions in the past had not succeeded simply because invariably, the people for whom the interventions were targeted were not given the space to contribute.

It is one of the most affordable and effective interventions to prevent needless deaths of young children.

VIDEO: Watch now Handwashing with soap and water is one of the most affordable and effective interventions to prevent needless deaths of children under the age of five.

It is one of the most affordable and effective interventions to prevent needless deaths of children under the age of five.