Sentence examples for serious interventions from inspiring English sources

Vilain and Bailey then paint the far more complex medical and surgical transition for trans girls in a negative light ("serious" interventions, hormones during puberty -- the wrong puberty, by the way -- estrogen "for life," surgery as simply "satisfactory" and with "not uncommon side effects").

Parents may consent for children but, for serious interventions, children may have to assent (i.e., they have to be informed in a way that they understand, and solicit their reactions).

It needs to be mentioned that for those directly affected, SOTs are usually life-saving but nevertheless stressful and serious interventions associated with the risk of numerous medical complications (e.g. acute rejection, infections, bleeding).

— that institutional Washington needed a serious intervention.

So what was the evidence that provoked such a serious intervention and the accompanying media frenzy?

This year national commemorative event in Newcastle will remind the country that genocidal violence has been continuing in Darfur for three years, with little or no serious intervention.

In need of serious intervention, I took myself to a lecture by Richard Wiseman, the author of "59 Seconds: Think a Little, Change a Lot".

Those scandals also frequently require serious intervention from national law enforcement authorities who have leverage that sports bodies like the I.A.A.F.

By his own account, the only serious intervention he made in the House of Commons was to table a tiny legislative amendment that would have revolutionised the western world - if it had been passed.

This creates the basis for serious intervention measures between counties, environmental regulators and communities who are endlessly at the receiving end of coastal hazards.

Under any other conditions, an invasion of privacy, which is such a serious intervention that a court order is required, cannot take place and the administrators have to comply with and respect privacy.