The immediate prospects for relocation include the West Side rail yards in Manhattan, a site proposed by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani for a domed football and Olympic stadium, and Shea Stadium, which Fred Wilpon, the Mets' co-owner, has proposed overhauling for football when the Mets' new stadium is built.
Some personal issues, such as the prospect of relocation, may cause structural trust to fall to zero.
The prospect of relocation didn't frighten them -- perhaps because Wilson's bright, antiseptic inns had taught them the unconscious lesson that wherever one goes one can land in the same place and count on similar comforts.
The relocation has transformed the financial prospects of the club that we rank as the third most valuable in the world (see "Gunning For It All").
The present prospects for this relocation are dismal earlier this week, exploring on a bleak, cold rainy day, I realized that no way could I live in an unprotected building without a supermarket or superintendent in sight.
Patients and employees expressed concern about the prospect of a relocation to another hospital site.
It is also tribute to the svengali-like wiles of Alec Stewart, who first approached South Africa's captain during last summer's Oval Test and, over coffee, raised the prospect of a relocation to south London.
In recent months, Bettman has been beating the drum for new arenas in both Calgary and Ottawa — and raising the prospect of potential relocation if new deals aren't secured.
You might argue that Gov. Sam Brownback oversold the prospect of business relocation to Kansas, given the advantages that Texas has, but to say Kansas' experiment means tax-based, business-friendly policies don't work does not jive with all of the facts.
Their networking ties are naturally stronger nearby, and even when they find promising prospects out in the regions, relocation often factors into the terms of investment.
