If they don't, insurers, facing a big financial loss, would probably flee the individual markets, causing them to melt down.
The suspect, Mohammed Rashid, has "no ties to this country" and would probably flee if released, Ronald Walutes, the assistant United States attorney, told Judge Aubrey E. Robinson Jr. of Federal District Court.
Moreover, private capital would probably flee the mortgage market at the first sign of trouble, as it did during the recent credit debacle.
I reflected on how, like Greene, I had never felt comfortable in any group or category or even community, and if I found a place that agreed with me and made me feel part of a circle, would probably flee it.
I reflected on how, like Greene, I had never felt comfortable in any group or category or even community, and if I found a place that agreed with me and made me feel part of a circle, would probably flee it.
If you are like most of us, you would probably flee for your life and then immediately call the cops.
Another commented that Albanians themselves would rather flee to Greece or Italy than stick around.
It is rather improbable, for instance, that as many Syrians would flee to Japan when Japan had the same policies of openness in place like Germany.
Unions oppose the measure, contending that members would flee to new jobs elsewhere.
The original appeal anticipated that only 1,500 Syrians would flee to Iraq.
