The country is no stranger to the Nobel; Modiano is their fifteenth literature laureate, but after Le Clézio's 2008 win the possibility of another so soon seemed a distant prospect.
Sequentially, the lexical metaphors associate election prospects with trying to win, the possibility of luck, but likely to lose.
There is here a win-win possibility if only governments, businesses and NGOs appreciated what stunning expertise is available if they looked a bit harder and acted on their rhetoric to develop evidence-based policy-making".
"Derivatives used properly have enormous win-win possibilities," says Shapiro, who expects to shave 10% off Chase's $70 million annual electric bill (see By The Numbers).
Chinese President Xi Jinping has been arguing that, despite other conflicts, there are "win-win" possibilities for the U.S. and China.
It would also be important to link India's potential as an exporter of health services to its potential as a consumer of health care, such as for medical devices, drugs, diagnostic equipment, and as a market for foreign investment by EU companies and hence the win-win possibilities.
One way to do it would be win Virginia, a possibility Karl Rove is still talking up, and then sweep Colorado, Iowa, and Nevada.
This, he insisted, would win the war.The possibility that air power would make a ground invasion of France unnecessary tantalised some American politicians right up to the Normandy landings.
But sources also universally agreed that the one thing that would keep him in place through 2016, if he could somehow manage to win, is the possibility of locking in a grand bargain that cuts entitlement programs and spending generally.
In mid-1978, theconomymy began to improve and opinion polls showed Labour in the lead, with a general election being expected later that year and a Labour win a serious possibility.
It's a possibility to win a trophy, it's a possibility of winning a trophy by beating their biggest rivals [City].
