What has that decision wrought over the last decade?

Whatever damage radiation has wrought, human habitation has caused far greater destruction.

He had lived through the cataclysm that extreme nationalism had wrought in Germany.

There can be no underestimating the scale of the human devastation wrought by Asia s horrific tsunamis.

Privatization of much of the Social Security System was one key change wrought by President Menem.

It may take some time, however, to overcome the destruction wrought upon this small Kurdish enclave.

The change wrought by 68 affected, above all, traditional culture, hidebound moralism, and the principle of hierarchical authority.

The Cultural Revolution s major figures, who wrought so much mindless violence, thus either maintain their silence or offer spurious self defenses.

If it is closing, it is doing so very slowly the damage wrought by the crisis appears to be long term.

Instead, it wrought for France and much of Europe Jacobin terror, right wing counter terror, decades of war, and eventually Napoleonic tyranny.

For the US, the destruction wrought by Europe s rapacious nationalisms, reflected in colonialism and two world wars, had to end in 1945.

So it is no surprise that banking and financial services companies are not safe from the immense transformations wrought by technological innovation.

But in other cases, opposition to America's preferences is wrought by public sentiment and goes against the instincts of leaders who know better.

The Dee Bridge, whose cast and wrought iron design followed common practice for the period, collapsed under a passing train, killing everyone aboard.

The reformers could not overcome conservative opposition, while the radicals could not defeat the domestic economic realities wrought by their foreign and nuclear policies.

Now that China's rulers have returned to Beijing, it is time to take a more realistic look at what those five years have wrought.

The historical failure named Iraq war, the demise of secular Arab nationalism and the soaring oil and gas prices have wrought profound changes in the region.

Officials who did not do their jobs must be dismissed, and elected officials whose policies aggravated the devastation wrought by Katrina must be removed from office.

The Dutch central banker Gerard Vissering resigned and eventually killed himself as a result of the destruction wrought on his institution s balance sheet by the pound s collapse.

But, like the cotton revolution, the true measure of the social and political transformations wrought by the PC will become clear only after a much longer time.

Like the dramatic changes once wrought by mass production, there is similar potential in the development and application of 3D printing, biotechnology, nanotechnology, and other resource efficient technologies.

While markets remained calm, the Cyprus crisis revealed the full extent of the political disaster that the eurozone crisis has wrought the European Union is disintegrating at its core.

With charm and unassuming clear headedness, she wrought a compromise from the G8 countries that may help save the world from the most severe devastations caused by global warming.

As a result, Xi may believe that he now has more space to address the country s economic slowdown, including by lessening the damage wrought by weakening ties with Japan.

For example, in his 1997 book Numerology Or What Pythagoras Wrought , mathematician Underwood Dudley uses the term to discuss practitioners of the Elliott wave principle of stock market analysis.

An intelligence test score in early life is partly a record of what the environment has wrought on the brain and the rest of the body up to that time.

He remembered the impoverished backwater that Singapore was in the 1920 s, and now he saw the gleaming city that free enterprise together with Lee Kwan Yew s quasi authoritarian leadership had wrought.

They restrict governments even from placing temporary controls on the kind of destabilizing short term capital flows that have so often wrought havoc in financial markets and fueled crises in developing countries.

As the benefits of globalization became manifest, and the damage wrought by autarkic policies also became evident, policymakers in the East began to appreciate that their anti globalization stance had been a mistake.

The economic revolution both online and offline that will be triggered as we learn how to use electronic money may be as profound as that wrought by our ancient ancestors' invention of coins.

The pro stimulus camp often refers to the damage wrought by fiscal retrenchment in the US in 1937, four years after Franklin Roosevelt s election as US president and the launch of the New Deal.

It was, of course, nice that world leaders could agree that it would be bad to risk the devastation that could be wrought by an increase in global temperatures of more than two degrees Celsius.

The roots of America s environmental movement lie in the nineteenth century, when the damage wrought by the industrial revolution and the fragmentation of the natural landscape by individual property rights and tenures first became apparent.

Like Király, in 1956, Kolakowski turned against the Communist party he had once joined in the hope, formed in the charnel house that the Nazis had wrought in Poland, that it would build a better world.

This year s heavy monsoon rains have wrought havoc in the area, severing road connections, washing away bridges, and rendering over half a million people homeless in these mountains without dwellings, farmlands, moveable assets, or even graveyards.

Is it unreasonable to point out that the inevitable creation of trade barriers that will ensue from Waxman Markey could eventually cost the world ten times more than the damage climate change could ever have wrought?

In 1847, the first major structural failure on Britain's expanding railway network occurred at Chester, England. The Dee Bridge, whose cast and wrought iron design followed common practice for the period, collapsed under a passing train, killing everyone aboard.

In many cases, American demands and desires are contrary to Latin interests, and should be resisted. But in other cases, opposition to America's preferences is wrought by public sentiment and goes against the instincts of leaders who know better.

At the same time, one need only recall the damage that unregulated carry trades wrought on Asian economies in the 1990 s to understand why China must erect barriers to protect its domestic markets from inflows of hot money.

Western governments are ready to argue with the Chinese and Indians about whether and when the burden of cuts will be spread to emerging economies, but are silent on the much bigger injustice wrought on the world s poorest people.

But media coverage has failed to look far enough into the future, and to comprehend the full extent of the changes that will be wrought by new forms of electronic money, as people and businesses invent new ways of doing business.

In fact, part of the perceived slowdown can be attributed to measurement issues In Europe, as well as the United States, the technological changes being wrought by smartphones and the Internet simply are not showing up in the productivity data.

He remembered the impoverished backwater that Singapore was in the 1920 s, and now he saw the gleaming city that free enterprise together with Lee Kwan Yew s quasi authoritarian leadership had wrought. It was after visiting Singapore that Deng introduced special economic zones in southern China.

They restrict governments even from placing temporary controls on the kind of destabilizing short term capital flows that have so often wrought havoc in financial markets and fueled crises in developing countries. Indeed, the agreements have been used to challenge government actions ranging from debt restructuring to affirmative action.

She was in that highly wrought state when the reasoning powers act with great rapidity the state a man is in before a battle or a struggle, in danger, and at the decisive moments of life those moments when a man shows once for all what he is worth, that his past was not lived in vain but was a preparation for these moments.