In that at least it will probably be successful.
It reassured us that the Bush presidency would "probably be a successful one" and that "we now seem to be on course to a successful outcome" in Iraq.
As a result, he said, the collaboratory would probably be more successful recruiting Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps students than airmen.
But, since saving time and money seems to be the most important incentive in the twenty-first century, carrots, rather than sticks, would probably be more successful.
Indeed, far from being a misfit, Maude would probably be a successful life coach and best-selling author in the period in which the musical is set, a vague later decade of the 20th century.
They would probably be more successful, too: the arrival of more unskilled hands has harmed the group's economic profile.Immigration and population growth have obscured the progress of some Pakistanis and Bangladeshis and made them vulnerable to accusations that they do not wish to live among whites.
A programme that would allow beneficiaries to keep their benefits while making a work attempt would probably be more successful in increasing return-to-work.
This would probably be more successful than single-molecule specific approachesingle-molecule specificse in the frequency of dosing, approachesreduce adverse effects.
Dental preventive measures for preschool children would probably be more successful when all three parties concerned, namely children, teachers and parents, cooperate with one another.
Of course, had Morsi been more focused on serving the interests of the people, rather than the interests of the Muslim Brotherhood, he would have probably been successful in serving his term fully and might have even been reelected.
