The prospect that she might turn down the post, after the RCN had announced, highly publicly, that she was the preferred candidate, must have been the stuff of nightmares for the college's leaders, who had gone out on a limb to hire her.
Once pay reductions were announced, "highly productive" workers, or those who took in 20 to 25% more revenue per call than average, fled at a 28% higher rate than other sales agents.
On Friday, the electric carmaker announced highly anticipated upgrades to its original battery-powered sports car, dramatically improving its travel range on a single charge.
Ministers will this week announce that highly paid public employees will be prevented from taking redundancy payoffs if they quit and then walk into a new job in the same sector.
Many colleges and universities — including some of the most selective in the country — will announce their highly anticipated admission decisions this week, bringing some clarity — however pleasant or disappointing — about where you may choose to enroll next fall.
If rumors turn out to be correct, Apple will announce its highly anticipated iPhone 6 incorporating much larger screens: 4.7 and 5.5 inches.
I'd become almost comfortable with my pale outsider status when I heard a classmate announce the highly contested category of Best Tan during senior night.
In the past year, at least 20 journalists from as many news organizations have tried to put a date, rough or specific, on when the former secretary of state would announce her highly anticipated presidential bid.
Herman Cain, who was driven out of the Republican field just a few weeks ago after a series of humiliating blunders and multiple allegations of sexual harassment, was utterly unfazed as he showed up in South Carolina to clown around with Stephen Colbert and to announce his highly-anticipated (by Herman Cain) "unconventional endorsement": the people.
For now, we turn our attention back to the colleges and universities that are announcing their highly anticipated admission decisions.
