As a result, you waste less money -- if you never see it, you can't fritter it away -- and you give it a better chance to build over time.
The way to bring Hamas on board is not to isolate it, which may make it stronger and more intransigent, but to entice it with measures of at least temporary respite that have a better chance, over time, of making it embrace the reality of a predominantly Jewish state next to a Palestinian one.Hamas cannot expect a free pass to respectability.
In other words, an early giraffe might exhibit a longer neck, thanks to a random genetic mutation, and if this longer neck allows it to compete more successfully for food and mating rights, the new mutation has a chance, over time, to allow all giraffes to have longer necks.
For larger values of i, Wi[lever1] shows that, initially, some states continue to disambiguate the observation of interest, but the disambiguation decreases to chance over time.
"I get the chance to prove myself over and over, time and again, to not be a trendsetter but a trailblazer," Future told Forbes in 2014.
Of course, if the print unions had behaved a whit less treacherously and corruptly in the seventies and early eighties, when their anarchy forced out the most enlightened commercial ownership a newspaper group has ever known, Murdoch would never have got his chance to take over Times Newspapers from the Thomson Organisation in the first place.
It does not imply that the chance of A was always 1 (as the evidence admissible at one time may well have been inadmissible at some earlier time); so chances change over time, in accordance with the common belief that only the future is chancy, and the past is fixed.
So I think there's a very small chance that they'll end up being unable to pay dividends on the preferred stock, and a very good chance that over time their warrants will rise in value.
Is there even a chance that over time it could evolve to be even more effective?
