Steve Rautenberg, a spokesman for A.I.G., declined to discuss the board's nomination of Mr. Kanak or his prospects to succeed Mr. Greenberg.
Furthermore, it belongs to the surgeons' ethical responsibility to restrict their intervention to the cases where they have reasonable prospects to succeed [ 41].
But it's a shaky prospect and unlikely to succeed.
Leaders of the far-right party that is Prime Minister Ecevit's coalition partner do not seem worried by the prospect that a bitter race to succeed Mr. Demirel could bring down the government.
He would make, if not a sure-fire Russian presidential candidate in his own right, then the ideal running-mate for any Russian conservative or nationalist seeking to succeed Boris Yeltsin.The prospect of an anti-western troublemaker in charge of Russia would horrify Europeans, East Europeans especially.
It's a fascinating prospect even if it seems unlikely to succeed.
For the old guard, the prospect of Grace Mugabe being pre-positioned to succeed her husband was a shortcut that would not be tolerated.
If we want to succeed in lifting the prospects of bright, ambitious low-income students, we need to invest in many more efforts to remove the barriers that students like Elizabeth face at every step of the process.
Analysts also said that Bayer would probably need to raise its bid to succeed with the deal — a prospect that appeared unattractive to its shareholders.
The 77-year-old deal-maker ruled out prospects for an alternative deal between Yahoo and Google to succeed, saying regulatory issues would likely derail it.
For instance, high school dropout rates are high at least partly because students often perceive no relevance to their future job prospects of what they learn, and have little motivation to succeed (Center for Education Policy, 2012).
