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Meanings of intervening in English

Intervening.

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Intervening.

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Usage of intervening in English
1
Assessing Glenties' fortunes throughout the intervening years is a question of perspective.
The Irish Times
2
The intervening 20 years has seen the rapid development of emerging economies.
The Guardian
3
The intervening states also alleged state law claims with respect to Exjade.
Reuters
4
I'm hoping the intervening seconds will have erased his dangerous thought process.
Larry's kidney: being the true story of how I found myself in ch...
5
Dimon praised governments for intervening to save the financial system in 2008.
Reuters
6
The intervening parked vehicles denied her a clear view of his transportation.
Frankenstein: Lost Souls - A Novel
7
Events in the intervening nine days have tragically borne out his warning.
The Irish Times
8
Niko had to decide whether to risk going down there and intervening.
The Slab
9
Each spends the intervening days in his cell in a different manner.
Essays on Russian Novelists
10
In the intervening period, many businesses based in Britain would stop investing.
Reuters
11
The intervening years have brought a falling tide in Scottish football generally.
The Guardian
12
Over the intervening 24 years I was present for multiple presidential transitions.
Reuters
13
Hundreds of local residents cheered the skinheads and prevented police from intervening.
The Irish Times
14
But, in the intervening time, she managed a few more slurring words.
Crown of Slaves
15
He wasn't wrong that intervening in Taroa was in our best interest.
Imperfect Sword
16
Dr Harbison is believed to have taken holidays in the intervening period.
The Irish Times
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Intervening through the time
Intervening across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common