Caretaking is mightily loving. It's a powerful anti aphrodisiac.

The dollar is depreciating, while the Euro is appreciating mightily.

American universities benefited mightily from refugee German Jews fleeing Adolf Hitler.

The pundits have now weighed in mightily in interpreting the American presidential election.

In the US, too, the attitude towards the alliance with Europe has changed mightily.

First, the way capitalism operates nowadays has changed mightily from just 30 years ago.

Debts burden Russia's economy mightily, which will become heavier as oil export revenues fall.

The stark inability of Africa's leaders to constructively criticize their peers contributes mightily to this.

Innovative and entrepreneurial French Huguenots contributed mightily to the launch of the Industrial Revolution in Britain.

Innovative and entrepreneurial French Huguenots contributed mightily to the launch of the Industrial Revolution in Britain.

They were mightily disappointed when Putin stated that he did not want any hysteria'' over these issues.

Clearly, the liquidity of the shares and the perception of a lack of diligence on the part of corporate managers matters mightily.

To deal with new emerging political threats, such as the information revolution, the Chinese government has spent mightily on manpower and technology.

As the world s fourth largest oil exporter, Iran has profited mightily from the tripling of global oil prices over the last four years.

The deficits to which America s debt funded wars contributed so mightily are now forcing the US to face the reality of budget constraints.

Nor is the claim that Islam is intrinsically inimical to innovation viable, because Muslim civilization has contributed mightily to science and art throughout history.

An academic by profession, Abbas has tried mightily to lead the Palestinian people with civility, adherence to democratic principles, and public disdain for violence.

This comes one year after tiny Ireland received an official warning about its fiscal policies, even though Ireland's budget was in surplus, and mightily so.

Russia has a substantial foreign debt service, but the recent London Club deal reduced Soviet era debt to commercial banks by half, easing the pressure mightily.

Although American commitments to Lebanon, Somalia, Vietnam, and Cambodia differed mightily, history reveals that despite immediate costs to America s reputation, disengagement ultimately redounded to America s advantage.

The Government's tax and spending positions have changed mightily since then, so Brown cannot rely on similar surpluses at the equivalent stage of the next cycle.

American universities benefited mightily from refugee German Jews fleeing Adolf Hitler. Today's Silicon Valley would not be what it is without its brilliant Chinese and Indian entrepreneurs.

They have also contributed mightily to the high general level of asset prices, helping create the vast riches of which today s hungry young traders are so jealous.

But, while the size of the FX business always grabs headlines, the way that currencies are traded also matters and this has evolved mightily over the years.

New Arab leaders will struggle mightily with the public s rising expectations, and their willingness to get behind a peace process will take a backseat to that struggle.

All these civil victories for women contributed mightily to the advancement of social life and have been instrumental in initiating comprehensive social reforms that have transformed Western societies.

When Europe's division ended, an opportunity to recreate the Baltic's traditional free movements of people, ideas and merchandise all of which once contributed mightily to regional prosperity suddenly appeared.

The international system s failure to address effectively the nuclear issue in the Middle East stems mostly from the Russia US divide, to which wrongheaded American strategy has contributed mightily.

When Europe's division ended, an opportunity to recreate the Baltic's traditional free movements of people, ideas and merchandise all of which once contributed mightily to regional prosperity suddenly appeared.

That conflict contributed mightily to the onset of the recession of 1991 (which, it should be remembered, was probably the key factor in denying the first President Bush re election in 1992).

As a result of this mindset, key elements in the Russian elite have tried mightily and with some success, especially in recent years to bring about a deterioration in Russian US relations.

First, the way capitalism operates nowadays has changed mightily from just 30 years ago. In developed countries from 1945 to 1975, capitalism brought rapid growth, an average of 5 per year for long periods.

Given that America benefits mightily from China s purchases of US government securities, it is difficult to understand why the US government and Congress have been complaining so much about the bilateral current account deficit.

Much will depend on the outcome of TV debates between the leaders, which are being held for the first time in a British election campaign, and which have thus far contributed mightily to the Liberal Democrat surge.

Moreover, as was true in Poland, Burma s opposition leaders must strike a delicate balance satisfy their impatient supporters (many of whom have suffered mightily under the old regime), while offering those still in power the prospect of a worthwhile future.

The deficits to which America s debt funded wars contributed so mightily are now forcing the US to face the reality of budget constraints. America s military spending still nearly equals that of the rest of the world combined, two decades after the end of the Cold War.

The EU's reluctant number two country has served unofficial notice that it, too, does not plan to abide by its deficit reduction promises. This comes one year after tiny Ireland received an official warning about its fiscal policies, even though Ireland's budget was in surplus, and mightily so.

Europe lags behind the US in R D, and its stinginess over defense contributes mightily to a growing high tech investment gap. Data concerning patents documents America's advantage in the late 1990s 56 of all global patents in high tech fields was granted to US applicants, only 11 to EU applicants.

But the Chancellor has so much room for maneuver in the next few years only because of the big surpluses he accumulated earlier in the cycle. The Government's tax and spending positions have changed mightily since then, so Brown cannot rely on similar surpluses at the equivalent stage of the next cycle.