Sentence examples for stunning intervention from inspiring English sources

In a stunning intervention, Martin insisted he did not authorise the raid, nor was he aware that officers did not have a warrant.

It was a stunning intervention in the debate and it is the three party leaders who should be held to account.

The required run-rate was at more than six an over by that stage but Buttler and Woakes approached it phlegmatically, easing up through the gears towards a great escape on the banks of the Trent.Shanaka's stunning intervention to remove the former on the rope felt like a killer blow, however, with Willey then caught off Farveez Maharoof – the seamer's foot barely behind the line.

Giggs, who made his league debut 21 years ago next month, was impressive throughout and had already hit the crossbar with a cushioned volley in the second half before his stunning late intervention.

For example, after 20 months' intervention, stunning and anaemia rates of 6 24 months-old infants declined noticeably 28.8% and 12.9%, respectively, when compared to the data in baseline surveys.

Levosimendan improves cardiac performance in myocardial stunning after percutaneous intervention [ 40].

In actuality, Cinco de Mayo celebrates a stunning Mexican victory against French intervention: On May 5, 1862, Ignacio Zaragoza, a bespectacled young man who looked more like a graduate student than a general, led the brave defenders of Puebla in repulsing the elite troops of an invading French Army.

Intervention there has been a stunning success, he says, given the state of Bosnia at the end of its devastating war in 1995.

Ashley Barnes equalised with a stunning 25-yard strike of his own, before Lamela's impressive intervention.

Microvascular dysfunction, adrenal insufficiency, mitochondrial dysfunction, cardiac stunning from direct-current countershocks, and cardiovascular effects of iatrogenic interventions including TH further contribute to PAMD and shock after ROSC [ 44].

We live in a country whose banking system seven years ago was only saved by a £1tn intervention, and that remains crippled by the legacy of private debt and stunning losses.