The strain is likely to grow more acute as the government depends on helicopter gunships to extend its reach to parts of the country rendered impassable to logistics convoys and even armored vehicles by the rebels' improvised bombs.
If you're a homeowner, it's a price that has rendered your past five years a struggle of financial anxiety.
By 6.30pm the Ativan had started to do its job, and according to Hill's lawyer Brian Kammer it had rendered him unresponsive, though Kammer noted his client still sounded anxious.
"People here in town think I'm making a huge mistake," he said in defiant remarks on the Senate floor on Sunday, as he in effect rendered some NSA and FBI tactics inoperable.
The critic Elizabeth Hardwick praised "a haunting creation, rich with incident and human bafflement, played out in an immense detail of landscape rendered with poignant brilliance".
And Shaw goes on to note that the ferocity of the wolf "is greatly mitigated by an early education; of which the individual specimen from which the present figure was taken, is a remarkable instance;" it had, he wrote, "been rendered in a great degree tame and gentle by the assiduity of the late Sir Ashton Lever".
The smokestacks of factories billow pollution into the ethereal, magnificently rendered atmosphere – Seurat seems to paint every molecule of oxygen and smoke – but here on the riverside is a moment of timeless summer peace.
His reputation as an incorruptible politician who lives modestly rendered his pledges to tackle government graft believable.
If this was a joke, though, it was one that his behaviour on The Birds rendered unfunny.
Research into ways to engineer the Earth's climate as a last-ditch response to global warming will be rendered "unviable" if the associated ethical issues are not tackled first, a leading environmental philosopher has warned.
The van went on to make three further stops with no medical assistance being rendered to Gray at any point, despite his distress and requests for assistance.
