Given the larger magnitude of the current disaster, however, the impact this time could unfold in a variety of ways, and over a more drawn-out period.
Janet Maslin, writing in The New York Times, called Neil Jordan's adaptation "intoxicating," adding that "the film's real marvel is in making the time, place and emotions in which this story could unfold so fully alive".
Now, a new model shows just how this juggernaut could unfold.
Once this was achieved, the effort could unfold on several fronts.
In this context, driving in a car could unfold further significance in relation to social interaction within the inside space of the vehicle [cf. 69] 7—simultheeously, the (formerly self-driving) individual will be teared from other social interactions on the outside even further, e.g. the street life, traffic, environment, etc.
This is the scenario that once again could unfold if we elect a man who is clearly unfit for office.
That Could Unfold Quickly...If nothing is done to prevent it, a chain of events like this one, involving countries on the large chart above, could unfold: GREECE DEFAULTS: In reaction, investors become more concerned about their exposure to other risks in the region, especially the other four most troubled economies.
But there were also anniversary events more in keeping with the character of this community, where people have struggled to comprehend how such brutal violence could unfold in such a serene place.
This is what many economists deem the most plausible of the negative situations that could unfold in 2008: Housing prices fall, consumers tighten up, and companies eliminate jobs in response to declining business, particularly in retailing, restaurants and travel.
The script could unfold that way.
