Are there competitors who may be salivating at the prospect of bringing on board someone with your background and skill set?
Like any fixed exchange-rate system, a currency board offers the prospect of a stable exchange rate, which can promote both trade and investment.
"Mr. Gupta has now exchanged the lofty board room for the prospect of a lowly jail cell, " said Preet Bharara, the U.S. attorney in Manhattan.
That gives investors who jumped on board after the initial offer the chance to sell at a gain and raises the prospect of an even larger profit.
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Jadeja claims he has been hardest hit by the Board's verdict because he is still only 29 years old and had the prospect of several more years of international cricket ahead of him.
When there is a norovirus outbreak on a ship, cruise lines are faced with the prospect of disembarking hundreds of ill passengers, sanitizing the ship and then reloading several thousands of passengers on board.
Although the board hasn't indicated its thinking, students at Penn State now offer mixed impressions about the prospect of yet another trace of their former coach wiped from the public sphere.
Hence, the prospect of future compensation from retaining their positions is likely to be a significant influence on a majority of the board, quite possibly more significant than the lure of raising the value of their current holdings.
In the longer term, the board will look at the possibility of bringing in a commercial operator and Mr Jones also opened up the prospect of the airport looking to attract long haul and transatlantic flights.
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And once the ship scrapes up against that iceberg, Cameron's filmmaking turns humanly brilliant, as the prospect of sudden death unmasks -- in the most touching and shocking ways -- who each and everyone on board really is.
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