1 2 Neither the traditional model of 'pushing' evidence from the academic producers of research, nor the model of 'pulling' evidence by potential users have managed to move potentially useful research findings from the academic journals into the consciousness of managers and clinicians on the ground.
"That makes this move potentially the most disruptive change yet".
The Garden is balking at the move, potentially killing the entire endeavor.
Guy Brown at Oriel Securities was less certain: The move potentially flags that the deal is collapsing.
Second, transit provides a community with a way to move potentially large numbers of people while consuming fewer resources.
Save the Children's chief executive, Justin Forsyth, called the big pharma initiative "a landmark move, potentially saving the lives of hundreds of thousands of children".
In a move potentially embarrassing to the president, Mario Uribe sought asylum in Costa Rica's embassy here, rather than surrendering for arrest.
"Dodd-Frank forced too-big-to-fail banks to move potentially toxic speculation in derivatives out of their government-insured banks," Trumka said in a statement.
But some may perceive a whisper of revolutionary ambition, a move, potentially, away from standalone releases towards Street Fighter as a platform, a digital portal through which new characters, modes, competitions and updates are accessed.
The move potentially puts Mexico at the forefront of an international movement to decriminalize drugs – despite a decade-long militarized crackdown on drug cartels which has cost the lives of around 100,000 people.
Analysts said that the Franco-German move potentially marked an important turning point, one that could lead to the euro nations agreeing on more of their key economic policies in a unified bloc.
