I could not work for a network in which potential viewers were deprived of me.
Mr. Metcalf added that there have been recent cases in which potential plaintiffs have discovered the identities of people who have posted offending statements.
It meant an exhaustive jury-selection process, in which potential jurors with strong feelings for or against the death penalty would have to be culled.
But putting portfolio theory to work in banking, in which potential gains and losses are relatively easy to quantify, has still proved quite tricky.
Currently, the Environmental Quality Act requires developers to go through a public process in which potential impacts on the environment are studied and plans to mitigate them detailed.
By pushing away all but the wealthy from the hunting ground in which potential connoisseurs train their eye, it contributed to the erosion of connoisseurship.
The result is an environment in which potential for empathy, let alone solidarity, crashes on the rocks of institutional neglect and social alienation, in which violence, be it systemic or episodic, are both chronic and inevitable.
Courtship consists largely of sympathy displays, in which potential partners try to prove how compassionate they can be, as anybody who has seen dating couples around children and dogs can attest.
An article in Escapes on Friday about an informal car market, in which potential sellers had been leaving cars with posted for-sale signs at a parking lot near the Darien, Conn., train station, was out of date.
At town halls here over the past week, there were several instances in which potential caucus-goers said they were confused about where, precisely, he now stood on so-called "amnesty".
When Mr. Jovanovic was arrested, Linda Fairstein, the chief of the sex crimes prosecution unit, said the accusations were "a whole new entry in the acquaintance-rape category," in which potential sexual predators could meet people over the Internet.
