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32 examples of Unwind in a sentence

And if we just take one cell's worth of this code and unwind it, it's a meter long, two nanometers thick.
If we unwind the double helix and unzip the two strands, you see these things that look like teeth.
If you unwind that DNA, you get genes.
I wonder if the support I've had since that talk back in Italy has tried to unwind my DNA.
Consumers who represent 72 percent of the GDP of America have actually started, just like banks and just like businesses, to de-leverage, to unwind their leverage in daily life, to remove themselves from the liability and risk that presents itself as they move forward.
This is why I own a copy of Charlie's Angels (2000) - not a quality film, but it makes me laugh and allows me to unwind for a while.
Like many people I know, I look forward to the weekend as a chance to unwind and escape, especially when there's a new movie to rent - and sometimes, the latest zombie flick or murder mystery just won't do.
I wanted to unwind a little after a long day at the University Library and so when I went to the local Cinema, guess what?
Here you have a successful, yet pompous British author who goes to France to unwind, who however, gets to be roommates with the boss' daughter.
This is a very bleak film...if you're looking to unwind from work, this is exactly the wrong movie to watch.
Even so, I think that Flash Gordon is a decent TV series, not something to win major awards, but something to relax and unwind to on a Friday night.
It could unwind remarkably quickly.
Spillover effects are inevitable, and once a corrosive increase in inflationary expectations sets in, it becomes all the more painful to unwind.
It believed that global imbalances would unwind gradually.
In the United States, the Federal Reserve hinted at “tapering” its quantitative-easing policy later in the year, and a kind of global carry trade based on monetary conditions in advanced countries started to unwind as a result, causing credit tightening and market turbulence in emerging economies.
Distortions will begin to unwind.
“America first” – whether it comes at the expense of China or via the so-called border-tax equalization that appears to be a central feature of proposed corporate tax reforms – will unwind many of the efficiencies of global supply chains that hold down consumer-goods prices in the US (think Wal-Mart).
Over the last year, Brazil has been struggling to unwind that attempted shortcut.
If this view is correct, we can expect to see global imbalances re-emerge once the recession is over and to unwind only slowly thereafter.
If today’s constellation of exchange rates represents some excessive dollar and yen appreciation, especially against emerging-market currencies, when it will unwind?
And it needs to ensure that governance reforms are resilient against future attempts to unwind them.
The advanced countries will spend decades working off high public-debt loads, while their central banks will have to unwind bloated balance sheets and back off from promises of support that markets have come to rely on.
Udo Di Fabio, a renowned former judge on the court, has argued that the tribunal could even force the German government to unwind the EU treaties if it does not succeed in curbing the OMT program.
But, instead of supporting Asian financial institutions’ capacity to take over the intermediation of the region’s savings, Asian financial regulators are focused on adopting the new global financial regulatory standards being pushed by their American and European counterparts – standards that American and European politicians are threatening to unwind.
Policymakers are not obliged to unwind non-standard measures before considering interest-rate increases, or to push interest rates to the zero lower bound before considering unconventional measures.
Macroeconomic policymakers could have gotten their act together and acted in time to unwind those large and unsustainable current-account imbalances.
Instead, regulators must take forceful steps to unwind zombie banks and compel viable banks to rely more on equity markets, where risk is traded and priced, to become stronger.
In the parlance of finance and banking, a “living will” is a written plan that banks provide to regulators describing how they will unwind themselves in the event of insolvency.
It also signaled that it would continue to unwind its balance sheet of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities indefinitely, by up to $50 billion per month.
Short-term interest rates on US Treasuries may have drifted higher as the Federal Reserve began to unwind its post-crisis stimulus policies (and may edge higher still after the Fed’s current pause), but longer-term US interest rates remain low by historical standards.