Sentence examples for part to the intervention of from inspiring English sources

In the end Britain triumphed, due, in large part, to the intervention of Margaret Thatcher.

Instead, thanks in part to the intervention of a sympathetic soprano named Giuseppina Strepponi, he attracted the interest of La Scala, which presented "Oberto" in 1839.

Dr Fodor's grant was also approved, thanks in no small part to the intervention of Leroy Hood, an eminent biologist with a reputation for spotting and developing important new technologies.

In Ukraine, it emerged after the "orange revolution" of 2004, there had at times been a real and imminent threat of awful violence, but it was averted, thanks in part to the intervention of the Americans and others.

After making what some observers suggested was a major dent in Syrian air defenses, Israel backed off, perhaps thanks in part to the intervention of Russia, which urged restraint from both countries.

While unemployment did not pick up dramatically after the crash (thanks in large part to the economic intervention of government and central bank), four out of five of new jobs are in low-paid sectors.

Several opposition groups control territory in the north west corner of Syria - including Idlib and parts of Aleppo - but Syrian government forces are advancing in part due to the intervention of Russia.

That this election has become a two-horse race is in part due to the intervention of the Pakistani Taliban, who have been attacking the three parties they see as their enemies – the ruling Pakistan People's party (PPP), the Awami National party (ANP), which governs Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, and the Muttahida Qaumi Movement, which is the most powerful party in the commercial capital, Karachi.

Therefore, these genetic findings support the hypothesis that the failures of recent phase III clinical trials targeting the amyloid beta peptide may be due, at least in part, to the late timing of intervention.

Thirty-three participants were eligible to take part in the intervention phase of the study; 23 participants (70%) completed at least five of the eight intervention sessions and all follow-up interviews.

Eighty-eight people with cancer (47 women; 41 men) and fifty-three partners (28 women, 25 men) agreed to take part in the intervention arm of the study and completed the pre-intervention assessment, before being allocated into one of the two intervention conditions.