But allowing negotiation over past actions to be the dominant thrust of policy creates overhangs of uncertainty that impose huge costs on the financial system and inhibit lending.
The CCR5 gene was thrust into the international spotlight recently by the revelation that a Chinese scientist had attempted to edit human embryos to create the same gene deletion, with the hope of creating babies that were immune to HIV.
I can't remember any other Shakespeare production that inspired my admiration even for the way the actors are arrayed on a simple thrust stage, creating compositions of rich emotional eloquence.
In other places closer to the collision front, the basement was uplifted along major thrust faults, creating mountain ridges (e.g., in the Tupqaraghan Peninsula on the east coast of the Caspian Sea and the Kyzylkum Desert of southern Kazakhstan).
The new thrust was to create methods of control and ways to banish those that were undesirable, financial burdens, nuisances, and potential criminals.
Granted, there are plenty of quick cars on the road, but few approximate the feeling of absolute thrust this Dodge creates.
Portman is fully able to seize the moment that Kennedy was thrust into and create a point of view that is distinct.
Passive TE-Thrust can create a high degree of adaptive or evolutionary potential by engendering ectopic recombination events resulting in deletions, duplications, and karyotypic changes.
This small area of Sussex has an amazing link with speed: the world's fastest car, Thrust SSC, was created here in the 1990s, and the body of the fastest-ever diesel car, the JCB Dieselmax, was built here, too.
Lift and thrust are artificially created elements devised to enable an aircraft to fly.
