What is likely to evolve over time is a U.S. industry that looks more like Europe, which is five or six big companies rather than a big three, with GM, Toyota, Ford, Chrysler, Honda Motor and Nissan each holding as much as 18% to as little as 7% of the U.S. market.
Accept that your idea is likely to evolve, and find the right balance between focus and flexibility, he advises.
My wife and I argued in our book, "China Wakes," that China is likely to evolve along the lines of neighboring countries toward greater openness and pluralism.
It is not unthinkable that the MPC could soon be split three ways.The tricky question is just how Britain's labour market is likely to evolve from here.
But one thing that the recall is unlikely to do is tell us much about how the presidential contest in Wisconsin is likely to evolve in November.
The work of the web scientist is likely to evolve as people step back and take time to appraise the rapid growth of information technology.
The phrases include "tired of being alone", "hate myself", "depressed", "help me" and "need someone to talk to", although Samaritans admits that the algorithm is likely to evolve over the coming months, to avoid false positives.
They discuss how Spotify became the dominant streaming company, why Taylor Swift recently pulled her entire catalogue from the service, and how the industry is likely to evolve as the tech industry and the music business continue to converge.
Genuine public goods pose severe problems for the national budget; it is very difficult to decide how far particular goods the arts, national parks, even defense should be supplied, and therefore no formal procedure of determination is likely to evolve.
In that environment, with investors recalibrating their expectations of how monetary policy is likely to evolve over the next 12 months, a clear signal from the Bank that it has no intention of dashing for the exit any time soon could, at the margin, help to bring borrowing costs down.
Constellation will sell 90percentt of the output to Rochester Gas and Electric for the first 10 years, at an average price of $44 a megawatt-hour, he said, and expected to make a profit on that and on the remaining 10percentt, because of the way that "the New York region is likely to evolve," he said.
