In recent years, when construction was booming along with the Indian economy, Mumbai, the nation's most densely populated city, may have lost potential revenue of as much as 200 billion rupees, or $3.6 billion, a year because of such violations, said Subodh Kumar, Mumbai's former city commissioner, the Indian equivalent of an American city manager.
In our 19-year history, we have lost potential employees early in the process seeking higher compensation, but I can only think of one candidate who specifically declined a position because we refused to negotiate, and it later became obvious she would not have been a cultural fit regardless.
The message is clear: if something has lost the potential to become massive, unique, society-shaping, then it's no longer worth pursuing.
"We're the only real competition that is in Putnam County," he said, and he has lost many potential customers because Mr. Galante sues them when they try to switch to another carter.
However, one of them, osa-MIR812i, has lost pairing potential with its initial targets by our prediction (Figure 4A and B).
In acute leukaemia the bone marrow contains a population of immature cells that has lost the potential to differentiate.
This finding suggests that HAdV-14p1 could be an immune escape mutant that has lost a potential neutralizing epitope, has modified postinternalization steps, or has enhanced binding to host cells through a yet-unidentified viral receptor.
In APL, PML RAR α is thought to behave functionally as an altered RAR α that has lost the potential to respond to fluctuations in physiological ATRA concentration, and as a result acts as a constitutive transcriptional repressor for DR2- or DR5-containing genes.
Well, that cuts both ways: Asia's economic momentum didn't save it from crisis, but its crisis does not mean that it has lost its economic potential.
