Problems that are messy, protracted, and involve the prospect of failure and embarrassment.
Thus, the ISSCR actively discourages "red light" and "yellow light" experiments involving the "prospect of the emergence of sentience" or the "emergence of humanized mental attributes," he said.
"Kraft's offer does not come remotely close to reflecting the true value of our company, and involves the unattractive prospect of the absorption of Cadbury into a low-growth conglomerate business model," said Roger Carr, chairman of Cadbury.
"[It] does not come remotely close to reflecting the true value of our company, and involves the unattractive prospect of the absorption of Cadbury into a low-growth conglomerate business model".
What with the sheer length of the process, the obscene amounts of money involved, and the prospect of another Bush vs. Clinton contest following the primaries, it's not surprising that a lot of Americans, and particularly progressives, aren't exactly enthused.
With access to these genes, and an improved biochemical understanding of the pathways involved, the prospects are good for defining the metabolic manipulations needed to increase storage lipid synthesis, perhaps involving coordinated upregulation of both the fatty acid synthesis (source) and triglyceride or wax ester assembly (sink) components of the pathways.
It involves not only the prospect of annual rent increases, the impossibility of home ownership and poor-quality housing, but also removal and displacement from the place in which you were born, leading to isolation in a place where you know nobody and opportunities for jobs are non-existent.
That could involve the entertaining prospect of expert economists duelling over how markets work and what stock prices really mean.A victory by Collins Stewart could lead to an increase in the number of libel suits.
And with three provinces still involved, there is the prospect of the condemned refusing to go down without a full-on Irish fight.
