Sentence examples for too many interventions from inspiring English sources

"There are too many interventions by the United States around the world.

William Easterly argues ("Tone Deaf on Africa," Op-Ed, July 3) that the United Nations Millennium Project plan to attack extreme poverty in Africa is overly ambitious, with too many interventions and no mechanism to hold any one agency accountable.

She argues that the way Medicare is organised encourages too many interventions towards the end of life that may extend the patient's lifespan only slightly, if at all, and can cause unnecessary suffering.

The reality of physical impermanence is acknowledged, natural aging effects are embraced, and the transformations are used as integral part of the whole design without forcing too many interventions.

A user participant, who owned the "Childhood Chair" highlighted the quality of the suggested design, specifically in the method of refurbishing without too many interventions, consequently erasing the personality of the furniture.

Several carers felt that there were too many unnecessary interventions and in some cases they perceived staff to be unsympathetic.

Likewise, Brazilian studies conducted in some mid-sized and large cities have reported too many medical interventions in obstetric care for vaginal births.

Cardiac surgery is increasingly performed in old patients too, with many interventions being performed in emergent or urgent conditions, and not only as planned surgery [ 3].

There were the ones from Korea, Vietnam, and too many American brushfire interventions to mention, as well as -- in our no-longer-so-new century -- from the disastrous counterinsurgency wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Payers can get into financial difficulty if they adopt too many cost-effectiveness interventions[ 29] and affordability, which depends on the overall volume of patients, is therefore a prime concern.

I guess I'd watched too many episodes of Intervention.