The Protestant Reformation led to severe oppression of the Catholic majority here, provoking violence and terrorism on both sides.
The Reformation had a severe impact on church music.
Planted forests in particular areas in the world are facing the challenges of reformation because of the severe maldistribution of forest age-classes caused by a stagnation in demand for wood or degradation by past deforestation.
The Road to Financial Reformation: Warnings, Consequences, Reforms.
The one told here is a good example; it begins with the Protestant Reformation, when people suddenly became interior, severe, suspicious, individuated, and as Sussman puts it, "constituted by terror, anxiety, indecision, and guilt," and proceeds to the present, when people are the same but more so (26).
He divided world history into four epochs: the patriarchal Eastern empire, the brilliant Greek boyhood, the severe manhood of Rome, and the Germanic phase after the Reformation.
Because of the high rate of reformation of intrauterine adhesions (3.1% to 23.5%), especially severe adhesions (20% to 62.5%), preventing of reformation of adhesions after surgery is essential to successful treatment [ 7, 29].
To assess adhesion reformation and subsequent fertility after a transient ovariopexy performed during severe pelvic endometriosis surgery.
Morphallaxis, a process of tissue reorganization observed in many lower animals following severe injury, such as bisection of the animal, and involving the breakdown and reformation of cells, movement of organs, and redifferentiation of tissues.
(It was the Reformation).
