The new Old Trafford (or New Trafford as perhaps it should be known) represents an unknown quantity for England and in selecting a 14-man squad for the third Test, a game which they hope will clinch the series, they have covered most eventualities from pace and bounce to a dry turner.
The 31-year-old Californian is backed by drums, double bass, viola and saxophone – a selection of instruments that covers all eventualities, from the lullaby tones of Silhouette to the 20-minute drone-jam that spreads like melted chocolate when they revisit her 2011 track The Falling Age.
Some of my fondest memories are of sitting chatting shit in the flat, listening to Elliott Smith and Moon Safari on repeat and eating the arm-sized block of Red Leicester cheese my Mum made me pack, which in her mind protected me from all eventualities from chaffed lips to mass rape.
These arrangements, Goldman added, assume that NIH will begin picking up some of the costs within 3 years, an eventuality far from guaranteed for young investigators without demonstrated success winning R01 grants.
Possibilities and eventualities stemming from civil war can only be seen upon the analysis of each local situation, but they are not difficult to foresee and should certainly be planned for...
That eventuality is far from certain, though.
Our study confirmed the existence of a significant correlation between the presence of clinical-radiological risk factors as proposed by the Memphis group and the eventuality of suffering from blunt cerebrovascular injury (p = 0.009).
Recently, Prince Turki al-Faisal, Saudi Arabia's former intelligence chief, announced that "all options" would be on the table if Iran moves toward a bomb, "including the acquisitions of nuclear weapons to face whatever eventuality might come from Iran".
In the interview, Mr El-Erian said that the potential exit of Greece from the EU was "an accident waiting to happen," an eventuality for which there was no "Plan B".
This continuum can be seen as diminuendo-crescendo from thingness to eventuality or vice versa, depending on from which end one starts.
