But some experts say Europe's preparations remain incomplete and the potential costs of a Greek exit are highly uncertain and potentially substantial.
The findings threaten a large segment of the school's families with expensive litigation and potentially substantial fines.
But original Medicare can be an expensive option, with no prescription drug coverage and, potentially, substantial gaps between what medical care costs and what the government pays.
But the opposition within America is potentially substantial, and might be hardened if Obama looks like he is presenting Congress with a fait accompli.
Moreover, Fed officials said, the deal calls for Long-Term Capital's owners to suffer potentially substantial losses from their investment strategies gone wrong.
Organizations around the world faced potentially substantial costs after hackers threatened to keep computers disabled unless victims paid a ransom to receive a decryption key.
The "testing effect" refers to the beneficial effects on memory performance from being tested, a phenomenon of potentially substantial implications in educational settings.
We assess the recycling policies by addressing their cost effectiveness and socioeconomic and technological implications using Japanese market and recycling data to examine any potentially substantial differences.
These plans focus on anthropogenic carbon flows only, however, ignoring a potentially substantial contribution to atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations from biological respiration.
As trading links between Cyprus and the UK were hit hard by the crisis, bankers, accountants and entrepreneurs with links to the island have met to discuss paying potentially substantial contributions to a new national solidarity fund.
A1 White House Changes Ahead The new White House chief of staff, Joshua B. Bolten, put the West Wing on notice that potentially substantial changes are ahead in the way that the White House is staffed and operates.
