"We see this great bulge in money supply as potentially resulting in inflation," he said.
Aggression, however, is negative and maladaptive, potentially resulting in a loss of focus and performance".
A serious attack, potentially resulting in the deaths of many Israelis living in small communities near the border, was narrowly averted, according to senior officials.
Writing at the time the case was heard, the N.R.A. argued that "an individual who injures a family member while recklessly driving could commit a qualifying domestic violence offense, potentially resulting in a permanent ban on firearm possession".
"Although Toshiba is still assessing the exact amount of the impairment loss, its financial metrics will likely deteriorate further, potentially resulting in a negative equity position," said Masako Kuwahara, Moody's lead analyst for Toshiba.
The government has already ordered that repayment of smaller loans be accepted in pesos at the old one-to-one rate, potentially resulting in billions of dollars in losses for lenders.
An array of legislators argued today that the policy would hamstring many clinics that are critical to women's health services abroad, potentially resulting in more unwanted pregnancies and more unsafe abortions.
The obvious flaw in Labour's proposals is that universities would stand to lose significantly in fee income – estimated to be £10bn over five years – potentially resulting in staff redundancies, bigger classes and inferior teaching.
It should be no surprise that such encounters have become more like business transactions rather than what they should be: rich and intensely human interactions potentially resulting in tremendous fulfillment for both parties.
When inspiratory effort increases, PL and tidal volume (VT) increase, potentially resulting in lung injury.
Thus, they lost valuable time, potentially resulting in a failure to complete all the anchor tasks.
