Indeed, it was Bernanke, not Greenspan, who had argued most forcefully that rising house prices didn't represent a bubble, and that improvements in monetary policy had helped bring about a "Great Moderation".
Surrounded by a group of dancers with their heads down and their arms wrapped around their knees, he rises forcefully from the center.
KAMPALA, Uganda —Police officers on Monday forcefully countered a small demonstration here over rising commodity prices, swiftly dispersing demonstrators with tear gas and live ammunition and arresting two former presidential candidates.
Weaker countries, fearful of forfeiting sovereignty, contend that they are acting forcefully and blame fickle financial markets for their rising interest costs.
Among the potential presidential candidates, Prabowo has spoken most forcefully about the dangers of endemic graft and rising intolerance.
But the same applies to whether trade-related implications of chronic disease prevention and management will enter more forcefully into new global debates and plans to address the rising pandemic of these diseases.
By 1939, rising living standards, a new sense of order, albeit forcefully imposed, and success abroad had won him huge popularity, which the hysteria of war and conquest then increased.
Hyde sings out loud in harmony, and the whole song rises imperceptibly, forcefully, and then ends, nine minutes feeling like four.
Given the rising death rate for American women, it's time for the president to step in forcefully to provide similar efforts at home, too.
The report underscores a rising tide of concern among Iraq's neighbors, international aid groups and foreign policy experts about the chaos that could be unleashed if the United States forcefully deposes Mr. Hussein.
