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But in a few years, cardboard boxes are likely to deteriorate and could result in a wine cellar avalanche.

To me, these attitudes explain Mid Staffs, and could result in a multiplication of Mid Staffs across the country.

"In some cases intervention has and could result in a financial bailout paid for or guaranteed by taxpayers".

But it would be of marginal benefit, and could result in a false alarm or premature signal.

It's this saturation process that makes the liquid-infused polymer so powerful and could result in a material able to withstand conventional sterilization methods and long-lasting use.

The council claims that using "engineering solutions" to keep the trees would cost £350,000 to £400,000 and could result in a large reduction in residential parking.

An insufficient distance between the groove and the specimen edge reduces the bond capacity and could result in a splitting failure of the concrete corner.

A tissue-engineered graft could eliminate the need to use the patients' own tissue and could result in a better clinical outcome.

If you are more than 30 days late even once, that record will remain on your credit report for 7 years and could result in a drop of 90+ points in your credit score.

Relegation to tier 3 would put Thailand, which is grappling with the aftermath of a coup, on a par with North Korea and Iran, and could result in a downgrade of Thailand's trading status with the US.

A consultation run by the FCA into setting a deadline for claims closed earlier this month and could result in a cut-off point of June 2019 for remaining customers to make their case.