Sentence examples for plenty of interventions from inspiring English sources

Helping people is hard, and plenty of interventions fail.

The Speaker lashed back - pointing out William Hague had made a long speech (with plenty of interventions) and that it was the government which had allocated one hour for the debate.

While the pharmacophore concept offers an easy and abstract understanding of molecular properties, plenty of user intervention is required to define feasible models.

However, campaigners suggest there is plenty of precedence for intervention.

The gap between rich and poor seems to be growing, and we already have plenty of screening and intervention work with the under-fives.

Use of a per capita income threshold (around $Int2000 in these two sub-regions) provides a convenient means for assessing the likely affordability of current or future investments, and the evidence presented here shows that there are plenty of candidates in the neuropsychiatric interventions.

In 2003, Dr. Claude Lenfant, former director of the US National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute, remarked that the gap between what we know about diseases and what we do to prevent and treat them will likely grow wider as new technologies emerge, as there is plenty of evidence that even established interventions have been "lost in translation" (5, p. 868).

There are plenty of Tory MPs sceptical about military intervention, but I don't expect to see many of them voting with Labour.

There are of course plenty of good arguments against American intervention in Iraq and Syria in the form of so-called 'boots on the ground'.

No surprise to hear these treatments have fallen out of favour, but judging by some eye-watering videos on YouTube there is one intervention that plenty of people are still happy to try – hitting the ganglion very hard with a huge book.

During those early trips, there were plenty of people who believed the intervention could succeed.