In retrospect, some measures could probably have been implemented differently.

In retrospect, I think she was slightly worried about my sanity.

The decision to release Victor Anichebe and Stéphane Sessègnon also looks odd in retrospect.

So, in the end, I took a decision that, in retrospect, did change my life.

I mean, in retrospect, probably stupid questions, but things like, What's this Caps Lock key for?

And while this machine in some sense is silly, in retrospect, it actually served a very important purpose.

But in retrospect, the destruction of my self was so repetitive that I started to see a pattern.

But in retrospect, the destruction of my self was so repetitive that I started to see a pattern.

He acknowledged that to call the amendment a quot code quot might have created confusion and might, in retrospect, have been a misnomer.

Now, in retrospect, it's really scared! To be honest, when my child does not hold on to the riverbank, my heart is broken soon.

In retrospect, the initial objectives and timelines were too ambitious given the staffing resources of the United Nations Office at Geneva available for implementation.

In retrospect, Brown s agenda setting problem was easy. Given the nature and gravity of the crisis, it was brutally obvious what the priorities for the G 20 should be.

Historical turning points are normally easier to identify in retrospect. But it will not require years to determine whether North Korea s test of a nuclear explosive device qualifies as one.

And, yeah, we can look back in retrospect and say, yeah, ha ha, you know it's all microfilm. But that's that's not the point. He understood the shape of the future.

In retrospect, that was one of the great non events of the twentieth century. Similarly, Americans will most likely look back on China s accumulation of US government debt and simply shrug.

I would say again, in retrospect, that a few years back, that... again, two or three years ago, that you were... very blatantly sort of approached by different people in different places.

And it's only in retrospect, after the better software comes along, and you take it and you run it on a ten year old machine, you say, God, the machine was that fast?

The Texas Tower murderer opened my eyes, in retrospect, when we studied his tragic mass murder, to the importance of play, in that that individual, by deep study, was found to have severe play deprivation.

In retrospect, three successive British prime ministers Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, and David Cameron were on overly familiar terms with a manipulative business leader. Cameron now talks about the need for a healthier relationship between politicians and media owners.

Scientists must follow a path that is not scientifically predefined, and that requires decisions at every step. Whether they are right or wrong becomes clear in retrospect, which is why errors are unavoidable (though they should not be left uncorrected for long).

Seven years ago, prior to the global financial crisis, the overwhelming consensus among economists was that, in retrospect, Japan s expected convergence in productivity levels to America s Pacific coast was not in the cards. Japanese culture produced enormous blockages to employing half the population women.

In retrospect, the 1970 s mark the end of an era dominated by mass production, and the beginning of the new consumer age. Sometimes the age of productionism is also called Fordism, after Henry Ford, who supplied large quantities of cheap but identical cars.

China, too, is developing in ways that will be far easier to assess in retrospect than they are today. And, if South Korea s own recent past can be any guide, China s economic transformation is likely to be followed by political and social changes of equally dramatic proportions.

The insight (obvious in retrospect) underlying Airbnb s model and the burgeoning sharing economy in general is that the world is replete with under utilized assets and resources. How much time do we spend actually using the things whether cars, bicycles, apartments, vacation homes, tools, or yachts that we own?

Higher interest rates to reduce the housing boom seem, even in retrospect, ill advised if the cost is mass unemployment. And Greenspan eschews paternalism he would not assume the role of a regulator telling people that they cannot buy a house even though a lender is willing to finance it.

In retrospect, it is clear that some of the countries were allowed to join prematurely, when they still had massive budget deficits and high debt to GDP ratios. Moreover, some countries industrial composition and low rates of productivity growth mean that a fixed exchange rate would doom them to increasingly large trade deficits.

In retrospect, while there have been some constructive developments in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in recent decades, there are a variety of discrepancies and transgressions several of an egregious nature in the implementation of human rights in the country, calling for immediate action to prevent abuses and to provide redress.

Schröder s reshaping of Germany s labor market in the early 2000s was hugely controversial at the time but, in retrospect, it turned Germany from the sick man of Europe into the continent s export powerhouse. The Nordic countries have led the way in experimenting with new ways to deliver public services while adopting flexicurity in labor relations.

In retrospect, it appears that while there have been some constructive developments in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in recent decades, there are a variety of discrepancies and transgressions several of an egregious nature in the implementation of human rights in the country, calling for immediate action to prevent further abuses and provide redress.

In retrospect, it is remarkable that this distinction managed to define partisan political allegiances for more than 200 years, absorbing both the great reactionary and radical movements of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. But the decline in voter turnout in most of today s democracies suggests that this way of conceptualizing ideological differences may have become obsolete.

In retrospect, it is easy to see why none of these supposed equilibrium exchange rates delivered external balance. As the yen appreciated, Japan responded not by exporting less but by improving productivity and quality control through plant and equipment investment and innovations in factory management, making possible rapid growth in exports of high value added products.

Now he wanted to dispense with it. But, in fact, by then we were closer on Vietnam as well, for he had, after two decades of silence regarding the war, published his book In Retrospect , in which he repudiated his former justifications for the war, famously writing of the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, We were wrong, terribly wrong.

In retrospect, the Committee probably should have refused the case, given that Lomborg s book was subject to intense public scrutiny, often by experts writing (favorably) in The Economist and (unfavorably) in Scientific American. His was a genuine case in which intellectual work was given a fair trial in the proverbial court of public opinion and required no further oversight.

BERLIN The financial and economic crisis that erupted in 2008 will, in retrospect, be regarded as a transformative moment, because it raised fundamental questions about the future shape of our economic systems. These questions are not so much about the end of capitalism as some perceive or even desire but rather about the different ways in which capitalism is understood in different countries.

For over 20 years I have argued that Western Europe s high unemployment rates are unsustainable. At the end of the 1970 s, monetarists bet that only a transitory and modest increase in unemployment could rein in the creeping and trotting inflation of the industrial west, and that in retrospect the cost of returning to effective price stability would be judged worthwhile.

In retrospect, it appears obvious that the Weimar Republic might have been saved had the Nazi Party been banned in time. Joseph Goebbels, Hitler s propaganda minister, famously gloated after the Nazis legal Machtergreifung (seizure of power) It will always remain one of the best jokes of democracy that it provided its mortal enemies with the means through which it was annihilated.

In retrospect, de Gaulle s decision proved to be much more detrimental for France than for the Alliance. By withdrawing from NATO s integrated military command, France excluded itself from political decision making within the Alliance and thus became the equivalent of the Harkis the local soldiers who served with the French army during the Algerian war fine soldiers, but with virtually no reward for their service.

Not long after President George W. Bush came into office, his administration took a hard line stance against the North Korean regime, calling for a review of the Clinton administration s policy, and eventually tagging North Korea as a member of the axis of evil. While North Korea had done much over the preceding years to warrant a more critical eye, in retrospect these policies set back prospects for peace and stability in the region.

Perhaps, in retrospect, the Council was too slow or timid in its reactions to some of these challenges. All too often it lacked clear, timely and well analysed information on the crises, so many of which were fast moving and confused intra State conflicts. The British delegation attaches great importance to ensuring the greatest possible transparency to the Council apos s actions. I made a particular point of this during our presidency of the Security Council in August.