Part of the reason we perceive this difference is because of the likely voter adjustment.
Dismay because of the likely consequences for the very groups in society that, ironically, the PM has pledged to help.
And yet, because of the likely impending war in the two Sudans, the L.R.A. may become more relevant than it has been in years.
Bruno Torturra, one of the main co-ordinators, said he had given up trying to raise money via crowd-funding because of the likely backlash from members.
But what this form of words disguises is the extreme (and understandable) reluctance of local authorities to call a developer's bluff because of the likely financial cost.
Because of the likely link between taxes paid and benefits received, payroll taxes are sometimes called "contributions" (as in the United States).
The technology, they warned, posed a danger of quickening the spread of nuclear weapons because of the likely difficulty of detecting clandestine plants.
The judge ruled that Mr. Melzer had been discharged "because of the likely disruption to the internal operations of the school as a consequence of the public exposure" of Mr. Melzer's activities.
Shadrake claims that because of the likely repercussions, the authorities eventually charged her with a lesser offence to which she pleaded guilty and for which she was ultimately sentenced to five years in prison.
She believes immediate account switching could be a "game changer" in bringing more competition into banking, even though many new banks entering the market oppose the idea because of the likely costs.
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