Distortions will begin to unwind.

It could unwind remarkably quickly.

If we unwind the double helix and unzip the two strands, you see these things that look like teeth.

And if we just take one cell's worth of this code and unwind it, it's a meter long, two nanometers thick.

Macroeconomic policymakers could have gotten their act together and acted in time to unwind those large and unsustainable current account imbalances.

Spillover effects are inevitable, and once a corrosive increase in inflationary expectations sets in, it becomes all the more painful to unwind.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 we move forward.