Last time we didn't see unemployment potentially rising from 1.7m to well over 3m.
It was ill-judged because if companies are not allowed to pay dividends, share prices will potentially rise instead.
T. Boone Pickens, the Texas oil man, said that he thought the price reflected oil's role as a "finite resource" that could potentially rise to $100 again next year.
Ritchie, the Scotland international who joined from Swindon in 2013 for £500,000, has also signed a five-year deal with his fee potentially rising to £12m.
Still, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg suggested in January that the city could face a 50percentt increase in contributions over the next six years, potentially rising to about $9 billion from $6 billion.
Alex Potter, banks analyst at Collins Stewart, has calculated that if Lloyds were charged the same terms as RBS the taxpayer's stake could potentially rise to almost 75%.
The BBC reports that Manchester United will pay £10m up front, with the fee potentially rising to £15m depending on the player's appearances and success.
The fund provides access to some of the world's fastest-growing nations, with the added attraction of a regular, and potentially rising, income.
The 18-year-old headed for Wearside last night to undergo a medical after the Black Cats' offer of £8.1million, potentially rising to £12million, was accepted.
"It's all fine now, but the problem is it gives potentially rise to unforeseen uncertainty when circumstances change," said Simon Hayes, an economist at Barclays.
