Sentence examples for sharp interventions from inspiring English sources
The alarm call from Brussels follows sharp interventions from the UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon and French climate ambassador, Laurence Tubiana in recent weeks.
The use of force would, as indeed is already highly likely, return to the post-Vietnam norm of short, sharp interventions designed to secure clear and attainable objectives as swiftly as possible using massive force while minimizing risks of casualties.
Clinton also made a sharp intervention about women's rights.
Better to keep them stuck in the desert.Beyond self-interest is the fact that short, sharp intervention can lighten the misery of millions of people.
"We call them stiletto-sharp interventions," Leadsom says.
They have an all-court game, spiced with the razor-sharp interventions of Ben Foden from full-back and the instinctive try-poaching of Chris Ashton on the wing.
The ITS analysis revealed a pre-intervention declining trend (β1 -0.830, p.000) but a significant sharp post-intervention drop representing an immediate effect (β2 -0.506, p 0.000).
But it is a proven revenue raiser and a laser-sharp policy intervention that helps combat the negative effect on the wider economy by a financial sector ridden by corrosive speculation.
The book was a sharp-elbowed intervention in the decades-old debate between "totalitarian" historians, who saw in the Soviet Union an omnipotent state imposing its will on a defenseless populace, and "revisionist" historians, who saw a more dynamic and fluid society, with some portion of the population actually supporting the regime.
He also praised "América" for the participation of Calle 13 with their "razor-sharp rap" intervention.
Rather, a FTT is a laser-sharp policy intervention that will combat (not fix) one of the most corrosive realities that is undermining capitalism itself: short-term speculation has displaced productive investment, transforming our economy into a bankrupt financial system that lacks morals and purpose.
