Sentence examples for effects of a decade from inspiring English sources

Nowhere are the conflicting emotions more evident than in the behavior of the children, who only know a country that has suffered the effects of a decade of penalties, for which the government has taught them to blame America.

The lawsuit is one of several discrimination suits filed against Wells Fargo in the past two years, as city and state officials argue that the bank must take responsibility for the social and economic effects of a decade of loose — some federal agencies have argued irresponsible — lending practices.

The effects of a decade or more of bad strategy won't easily dissipate.

The Republic of the Congo continues to feel the effects of a decade-long brutal civil war that ended in 2003, displaced millions of people and ravaged the country's economy.

Zimbabwe experienced incessant rains in the first half of the 2007/08 cropping season during December-January causing severe water logging followed by prolonged dry spells, through much of the country compounding the devastating effects of a decade-long economic decline.

"This is the cumulative effect of a decade of economic controls – both currency and price controls that drove the productive sector to the ground".

The overall effect of a decade of such league tables has been beneficial, Mr Sowter argues.

Their numbers have swelled in the last several years thanks largely to Russia's growing wealth and increasing stability in the predominantly Muslim North Caucasus region, including in Chechnya, where the effects of nearly a decade of war have begun to fade.

Explained in terms of contradictio in terminis, the contradiction is in the recognition that the randomised part of a RCT is not necessarily a licence for harmlessly comparing treatment effects after a decade of follow-up of that trial.

That raises real questions about the care ordinary soldiers were getting, just as Hasan's story fits, if at times uneasily, into a larger one about the destabilizing effects of more than a decade of war on our troops.

Long-term effects on the order of a decade or more can appear less pronounced and are sometimes impossible to distinguish from natural and unaccounted management-induced variability.