Sentence examples for sensible intervention from inspiring English sources
The lack of take-up raises questions about whether the green deal finance company was ever a sensible intervention for government to make".
An ethical sleep specialist in the setting of Michael Jackson's insomnia could have been a life line into the chaos surrounding him, though agreed, Michael was recalcitrant to sensible intervention, as Dr. Deepak Chopra sadly relayed in his CNN interviews shortly after Michael's death.
We aim to identify scenarios in which HCW decolonization could be considered a sensible intervention.
De-worming is thus an affordable, cost-effective and sensible intervention.
Advising people to stop smoking immediately is unlikely to be a sensible intervention strategy because it precludes use of the forms of help that require a period of pre-quit use (e.g. Varenicline).
Ultimately, it will require innovative experiments and empirical studies to push the boundaries of our knowledge of HIV, and the use of evolutionary biology as a powerful tool for designing sensible intervention strategies.
Also, in order to be economically sensible, interventions need to be delivered to specific groups or subgroups according to the potentially achievable results.
Some theoretically sensible evolutionary interventions might be ruled out owing to their initial cost or environmental effects (Thrall et al. 2011).
It seems sensible that interventions in this subgroup of patients need to be extended with increased assistance, allocation of caregivers, cognitive training, and environmental manipulations, i.e., by simplifying tasks, providing external cues, or prompts to initiate action [ 74].
But we can't leave the alternative arguments to individual bloggers, outspoken heads and the leadership of the CBI, all of whom seem to make more sensible speeches and interventions in education policy than many politicians.
However, the white paper introduces a sensible new principle: that intervention should be in inverse proportion to achievement.
