They most likely need to be voted in by 2012 or face the chance of never making the Hall.
"If we do not change our thinking, we will face the chance of a nuclear weapon attack," Mr. Kerry said.
Some card holders would much rather swear off the potential rewards of premium credit cards rather than face the chance that they could lose control of their finances by falling into debt.
But the rubber-armed and gimpy-legged Quantrill gave up hits to the three Mariners he faced, eliminating the chance of passing the ball to Gordon and spoiling his chance for a victory.
He happily creeps on her, looking over her shoulder as she takes selfies, but clams up and hides when faced with the chance of a conversation.
No-fly zones were lifted today after the volcanic ash cloud moved west of UK air space, bringing relief to stranded passengers some of whom faced the prospect of missing the chance to vote in today's election.
Not only do entrepreneurs face the highest chance of failure, but the initial phase of a for-profit social enterprise is also the beginning of the investment pipeline where investors fund growth to seek eventual returns.
By selecting Denver, where it already operates a successful hub, United chose a city "where they face the least chance of an embarrassment," Mr. Mitchell said, although it will face competition there from a resurgent Frontier Airlines.
Criteria, a unit of Barcelona-based La Caixa, which holds stakes in businesses worth about 24 billion euros, is buying the stock in Inbursa to diversify in a major Spanish-speaking country as the bank faces the increasing chance of a recession at home.
Rather than face the slightest chance of disappointment from my coaches, family, and self, I created actual barriers to my own success -- by avoiding failure.
