Even leaving aside its indigenous cheesesteak sandwiches and soft pretzels, Philly as a culinary destination feels like an organic accomplishment — the natural outcome of being itself — rather than a banal eventuality of economic development.
Indeed, the current American economic slowdown and the eventuality of rising costs for our competitors (technology, labor, environment, etc). will facilitate the growth of the DIY business.
It effectively negotiated its way into the WTO on preferential terms by taking advantage of the West's illusion of the eventuality of a globalized economic order.
Still, the most likely eventuality in this case — enough economic growth that the White House gets to make the Getting Better case while maintaining a straight face — is a narrow win for Obama.
Brown's longstanding and growing concern about an economic downturn reflects one of the key eventualities that could lead to the defeat of the Democrat he ended up successfully backing earlier this month in the California primary, former Secretary of State of Hillary Clinton.
Data collection occurred at the beginning of the financial crisis which shrinks the eventuality of bias due to a worsening economic lived experience.
That's a huge economic bundle that can make our countries prepared for eventualities.
Although Ms Macapagal Arroyo would mount a strong defence in this eventuality, an impeachment case would provide an unwelcome distraction from economic reform.
Consequently, energy, environmental situation, and economic prosperity considerations should be analytically and preferably investigated to cover every eventuality and each possibility of disposal and water reuse options.
However, short of some unforeseeable eventualities like major war or, perhaps less unlikely, another meltdown of the economic system, neo-fascist movements will remain on the fringes of politics.
