Sentence examples for repeated interventions from inspiring English sources

Her cardiologist suspected that her heart had difficulty pacing itself, but repeated interventions failed to fix her heart's natural pacemaker.

The history of east London, and its repeated interventions from outside – the Blitz, slum clearance, the LDDC – can be seen in its lumpy, patchy physical fabric.

The impact of the repeated interventions is obvious – to keep the Turnbull government unsteady and off balance – just as the Gillard government was.

Buzz with the Fuzz - Chris Farlowe & the Thunderbirds A hipster's frankly dubious entertainment plans are inconvenienced by the repeated interventions of the Old Bill.

"Tobacco addiction is best considered a chronic disease, with most smokers requiring repeated interventions over time before achieving permanent abstinence," Dr. Neal L. Benowitz of the University of California, San Francisco, said last month in The American Journal of Medicine.

Repeated interventions in the review by Nick Clegg's office are said to be causing "huge tensions", while both the justice secretary, Ken Clarke, and the attorney general, Dominic Grieve, are known to be sceptical about keeping control orders.

The repeated intervention has also flouted an understanding by the United States, Japan and their allies on how the foreign-exchange market should function.

Mary Brosnahan, executive director of the Coalition for the Homeless, an advocacy group, called centralization a "Dickensian" failure that had required repeated intervention by the courts and City Council.

During the cold war, in contrast, the armies of Latin America enthusiastically embraced the anti-Communist "doctrine of national security," originally developed by American policy makers, as justification for their repeated intervention in the political process.

The continuing controversy involved leading universities in Europe, was considered by eight popes and by the Kangxi emperor, and led to repeated intervention by the offices of the Holy See.

But it took another year, and the repeated intervention of no less a figure than Pope Francis, to get to a point where officials in Washington and Havana felt able to tell the world what was really going on – after a final phone call between Obama and Raúl Castro on Tuesday to seal the deal.