Black was just that during The Daily Show's Indecision 2012 coverage when he predicted the insanity-filled insanity (no other way to put it) that would ensue when Donald Trump finally decided to run for president. .
If swaps traded in Las Vegas — if bets against, say, Goldman's bonds swamped the casino, causing Goldman's lenders to refuse it credit — an uproar would ensue.
If anyone was in a position to know about the crisis that would ensue, it was Lay, not his lawyers and not his accountants.
That's a lot of people to throw overboard without the lifejacket of health care, and it remains to be seen what Congress may propose to deal with the crisis that would ensue if it were repealed.
Without a plan, he said, "Chaos would ensue, and it would be dangerous".
The president has always said that his leftist "revolution" is "peaceful, but armed", and that violence would ensue if it were to be thwarted.
Predictions that violence would ensue, as it did after the previous disputed election in 2007, have so far not come true.
"At the end of 2011's lawn party," Arenella said, "the sky turned a saturated red-gray, and it was clear a downpour would ensue.
But Labour under Shimon Peres, the former prime minister who might become foreign minister, is likelier to acknowledge that the PA is in no condition to endure the Palestinian civil war that would ensue if it did turn against Hamas.
When he issued an amnesty emptying the prison and others in October 2002, it foreshadowed the tumult that would ensue after his fall six months later, as a country stepped from a prison cell into the sunlight.
Congress, knowing the outcry that would ensue if it whacked the middle class that harshly, regularly enacts a so-called patch, which results in the AMT hitting around 4 million filers.
