A huge motorized sculpture in Chicago by Alexander Calder, which has greeted and loomed over visitors to the tallest building in the country for 36 years, is at the center of a lawsuit that may put its future location in question.
But now, Mr. Meister is poised to step down from his role as head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's enforcement unit, a move that may put the future of those cases in question.
Health care and other bigger fish may put the future of space on the backburner until closer to the release of the 2011 budget request early next year.
If his first move is to signal that the deal is off, Wall Street may worry that businesses will put future deals on hold as long as he's in the White House.
They put future projects on hold.
Finally, a right-leaning supreme court may put a brake on future legal challenges from environmental groups.
Therefore, the weaning process begins when the energy invested by the dam in the care of her offspring is greater than the benefit that this investment represents for the young and, moreover, this investment may put at risk the future reproductive success of the dam.
She worries that her long hours on the job may put her academic performance and future employment prospects in jeopardy.
Someday, many decades into the future, they may put Edward Snowden's picture on a postage stamp, too.
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