best-case (b st k s )adj. Most favorable; optimum: "the best-case scenario of a mild recession" (Business Week). |
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The official said it would be "at least three years" under a best-case scenario before Mexico growers can have GMO technology. So under the best-case scenario, it will have taken a mere quarter of a century to fix the Van Nuys Airport problem. Of course, there's no word yet from KDDI on their December 2005 sales (look for a press release sometime in the next couple of business days), but let's assume a best-case scenario and grant them a 50-percent increase in net adds for December and January. |
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