The global economic crisis has rendered the over 600 million girls living in the developing world especially vulnerable.
"Will you be there to express yours?" The battle over redistricting has rendered the bipartisan comity in Austin made famous by former Gov. George W. Bush a distant memory.
Wolf's book, however, is undermined by the fact that she has rendered herself less than unreliable over the past couple of decades, with one rant more hysterical than another — Fascist America!, great sex behind the burqa!, the "Stalinist" plot against Occupy Wall Street!, and a particularly loathsome, self-victimizing and vindictive piece about the Shakespeare scholar Harold Bloom.
Indeed, Assad appears to be encouraging this outcome; by shelling civilian areas that have been taken over by the rebels, he has rendered them ungovernable.
Some of Clinton's critics on the (for want of a better term) left wish he had proposed a "single-payer" approach, of the kind that has rendered the Canadian public well pleased, over all, with its health-care system.
The study also indicated that the indigenous early warning signs have been reliable since time immemorial; however, the increasing severity and frequency of drought over the last decade has rendered indigenous forecasting less reliable than it has been in the past.
Cats, monkeys, reptiles and other creatures will jump for prey and miss, a tree limb will break, or the wind will knock them over, so evolution has rendered them supremely capable of surviving falls.
For over a decade Reynolds has rendered detailed and sensual paintings of tri-tip sirloin, reindeer viscera, brisket, pork bung, and honeycomb tripe.
Mr. Clement argues that the Military Commissions Act has rendered moot the court's 2004 decision that federal judges had jurisdiction over cases from Guantánamo.
Pollution has rendered humanity infertile.
