That outlines the pattern likely to develop in forthcoming months.
"The same growing interest in 1920s jewelry is likely to develop in the Middle East over time".
Not surprisingly, research indicates that bubbles are much more likely to develop in places with lots of supply restrictions.
Justice and the rule of law aren't at all likely to develop in a system that is not democratic.
Legal never buys them, he said, because vibrio bacteria are more likely to develop in the Caribbean than in colder northern waters.
Researchers have found that hypochondria, which affects men and women equally, seems more likely to develop in people who have certain personality traits.
We know, for example, that dementia is more likely to develop in people who have received little education, and that cognitive slowing disproportionately affects the poor, especially when they have had to make choices between medication and food.
Little attention has been paid to the economic effects of the haj, in Saudi or in the pilgrims' homelands, and on how the pilgrimage is likely to develop in future.
Bubbles in emerging markets are likely to develop in 2011.Whether all-out currency wars (in the form of trade protection) will emerge in 2011 is harder to tell.
Its British counterpart, the Met Office, also issued severe weather warnings and said that a storm bearing ice and snow was likely to develop in the north before moving south.
People have to live somewhere and large transaction costs discourage trading.Yet some economists reckon that bubbles are, if anything, more likely to develop in housing markets than in stockmarkets.
