"I am concerned more about a potential reduction in sales than recall costs," said analyst Jay Yoo at Korea Investment & Securities.
There is a potential reduction in seasonal affective disorder, a condition that affects up to one in 20 people to some extent during the winter months.
Viewers are unlikely to quibble with the recommendation from the House of Lords communications committee's report on TV advertising, although commercial broadcasters may be less enthusiastic about a potential reduction in their main source of income.
One result of luxury decontrol, according to David Ng, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, is a potential reduction in the bargaining power that tenants' groups have when a landlord decides to convert a rental building to a co-op or a condominium.
Senior officers have convinced the government to give counter-terrorism policing more money, but they worry privately that cuts to neighbourhood policing, including a potential reduction in the number of frontline officers, would damage the contacts and trust gained among communities and thus the intelligence gathered.
It sounds like Instagram is willing to endure a potential reduction in usage and ad views to be serve the mental health of its community.
The company gains a potential reduction in overhead expenses, as it can expand headcount without taking on new office space.
The detoxification was further corroborated through seed germination test which demonstrated a potential reduction in toxicity post-detoxification using GACs.
Lower activity levels of Brazilian free-tailed bats at loud sites indicate a potential reduction in habitat for this species.
But Windsor said that there were some benefits for Vodafone, namely higher customer take-up of its services and a potential reduction in research, development and marketing costs.
Besides the direct effect of IR on reconstruction time IR may also influence reading time; for example, due to a potential reduction in artefacts.
