substantial market power over (memory chip) markets and there is the extremely disturbing and very real prospect of its exercising market power in semiconductor capital equipment markets.
Without substantial progress, prospects of promoting accountability and equity of the health system are slim [ 20].
Some of the NHS contracts on offer are enticingly substantial, with the prospect of £100m-a-year-plus of revenues.
At the same time, however, to the extent judges are willing to show substantial leniency to cooperators, the prospect of that substantial leniency in the districts where it is available could be keeping cooperation rates up, even as the nationwide rate goes down.
The prospect of substantial foreign direct investment is a strong incentive for any nation to join the E.U.
Showing not even a hint of doubt, Mr. Hatzius said, "The prospect of substantial inflation seems very remote, but the prospect for deflation is far from remote.
However, the SFO concluded that the cost to the taxpayer of such a confiscation action would be too high and the prospect of substantial recoveries too low.
But the prime minister, Tony Abbott, played down the prospect of substantial progress, saying it was rare for private members' bills to proceed to a vote in parliament.
However, crunch time is coming for the BBC as it tries to balance its books with the prospect of substantial cuts looming large.
There's also the prospect of substantial payouts to the families of passengers if Boeing is found responsible for the crashes.
Millennials are less willing than Boomers to make their work lives an exclusive priority, even when offered the prospect of substantial future compensation.
