interference in

Frequency: 8.820.1 per million words

Used to specify the area or matter where interference occurs (e.g., in someone's affairs, in the process).

interferenceNOUN + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • There was clear evidence of foreign interference in the national election.
  • The judge warned against any undue interference in the ongoing investigation.
  • She disliked her parents' constant interference in her personal life.
  • The company condemned the government's interference in free market operations.
  • Any external interference in the negotiations could jeopardize the peace deal.
  • He argued that minimal interference in children's play fosters creativity.
  • We must prevent unauthorized interference in the sensitive data processing.
  • The committee's report highlighted the severe interference in academic freedom.
  • They faced bureaucratic interference in their attempts to start a new business.
  • The country has a long history of resisting external interference in its internal affairs.