Pictures often convey values more powerfully than words.

Pictures often convey values more powerfully than words.

How relationships among these stakeholders function will powerfully influence Asia's future development.

Democratic societies, by contrast, need to be bonded more powerfully than some chance grouping.

The EU demonstrated that sense powerfully by its assistance to Europe s post Communist countries.

Such rhetoric resonates powerfully in former Soviet satellites that have only recently regained their sovereignty.

It's powerful for two reasons. You recognize it fast, and you associate it very powerfully.

Tribal affiliations powerfully influence political, social, and economic life in many other African countries as well.

So the real issue in the forthcoming Duma elections will be how powerfully regional elites confront Putin.

But social contagions took hold in these countries even more powerfully than they have in our bubble economies.

Brazil's economic turnaround may have powerfully positive effects on its neighbors, especially the struggling countries of the Andean region.

What happens abroad in China, India, and elsewhere powerfully affects even an economy as large as the United States.

On the old commission headed by Romano Prodi, France was powerfully represented, with Pascal Lamy holding the trade portfolio.

Hatred and violence against others seem to be manifested most powerfully as the result of fear they are survival reactions.

Syria powerfully demonstrates how a fight against a dictator can soon turn into a sectarian struggle for survival or mastery.

If Turkey pulls away from Europe, the EU s claim that it successfully wields soft power in world politics will be powerfully undermined.

To see a working class white woman be picked to serve a heartbeat away from the US president resonates powerfully with them.

Powerfully projected through a prism of regret and resignation in Zelenskaya and Tankov's animation, it somehow seems the most harrowing of the five.

It leans towards good or evil, and four main perspectives powerfully shape every historical account the benefactor or his beneficiary, and the malefactor or his victim.

It is here that Europe has a purpose it can rally around a message that can resonate powerfully in a world riven by religious intolerance and fanaticism.

Even under pressure from the international community and, most powerfully, from the US, Israel has consistently refused to slow expansion of its settlements in the West Bank.

The future of the region s economy and the global economy and the stability upon which they are predicated will be powerfully shaped by the outcome of these deliberations.

As a result, few people noticed how genuinely, powerfully transformative her agenda was, how well she had thought it out, and how audaciously she sought to manage it.

Parliament's rejection of US troops powerfully refutes suggestions that Turkey was primarily concerned about the size of the American aid package on offer as an inducement to cooperate.

The IPCC proved that science can contribute powerfully to meeting these challenges, and that scientists and policymakers can work together to help solve problems of critical importance for humanity.

His work Breakdown I E N C L O S E D powerfully depicts the state of Kathmandu during the April 2015 earthquake that left nearly 9,000 people dead.

Otherwise, it will appear that no amount of negotiation can help set the Caucasus straight powerfully undermining a key restraint preventing the two sides from trying again to achieve a military solution.

Just as the strong franc, the so called franc fort of the 1990s, did not imply an economically strong France, a strong euro should not be equated with an powerfully growing Europe.

It had been assumed that thousands of Hezbollah rockets fired in concentrated barrages which cancel out the inaccuracy of unguided rockets and powerfully compound blast effects would kill many civilians, perhaps hundreds each day.

GREATLY AS ANNA HAD DESIRED TO SEE HER SON, and long as she had thought of and prepared herself for the interview, she had not at all expected that it would affect her so powerfully.

The old rhetoric, after all, still resonates powerfully with the most destitute parts of the electorate minimum wage workers, the long term unemployed, and all those who feel that anything would be better than what they have now.

In Nigeria, the Ibo who fought Africa's first post independence war of secession in the name of tribalism remain an uneasy, defiant minority. Tribal affiliations powerfully influence political, social, and economic life in many other African countries as well.

But I would argue that it is a different kind of responsibility the responsibility to understand the powerfully addictive potential of pornography use, and to seek counseling and medication if the addiction starts to affect one s spouse, family, professional life, or judgment.

Despite everything we ve been through this past week the beatings, the torture, the denailing, the electrical currents that run more powerfully through our bodies than through the prison wiring, there are still people amongst us who have the power to revolt against their tormentor.

So, when Sarah Palin is escorted into the media limelight, she becomes the symbolic revenge fantasy of many of those silenced, exhausted factory workers and secretaries. To see a working class white woman be picked to serve a heartbeat away from the US president resonates powerfully with them.

So it looked as though teacher motivation and teacher migration was a powerfully correlated thing with what was happening in primary schools, as opposed to whether the children have enough to eat, and whether they are packed tightly into classrooms and that sort of thing. It appears that way.

The main argument is that high leverage contributes powerfully to systemic risk a condition in which asset prices move in a highly correlated way, and distress, when it occurs, spreads quickly. Leverage is also partially caused by misperceptions of risk and mispricing of liquidity. It is desirable to constrain leverage, but not to the point of increasing the cost of capital and investment.

In her brief lifetime, she was often lauded for qualities (her beauty and style) that were secondary to her life s work, and derided for other aspects of her character (her emotionality and chaotic personal life) that were equally beside the point. As a result, few people noticed how genuinely, powerfully transformative her agenda was, how well she had thought it out, and how audaciously she sought to manage it.