Sentence examples for suddenly intervention from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, intervention in Africa is all right, so long as it is by Africans; it is then politically acceptable in Africa and elsewhere.

Occupational therapist: The fact is, we don't always get the information — but then suddenly an intervention's needed and of course that's when you need to know as much as possible about the person.

Suddenly, historic government intervention seemed the only option.

Now that "we" means "he," suddenly our proposed intervention in Libya doesn't seem as prudent.

So suddenly having this intervention from a contemporary artist that makes you question every piece can be quite unnerving, but in a positive way".

A lone vehicle, propelled by physics and social conventions, is supposed to hew to its path when suddenly, through human intervention or lack of it, it tumbles in self-contained violence.

Controls died suddenly, without medical intervention by either accidents or myocardial infarctions.

Perhaps, though it looks unlikely that Mr Putin would suddenly resort to military intervention in Central Asia.

Might they need protection as well?It does not look likely that Mr Putin would suddenly resort to military intervention in Central Asia.

"You've got a patient in pain, you've got a doctor who genuinely wants to help, and now suddenly you have an intervention that — we are told — is safe and effective".

The intervention has not suddenly produced a harmonious and democratic society in Libya.