"But this is changing hour by hour, even as we speak.
"The situation is changing hour per hour — it is still difficult to know when we are going to reopen," he said.
However commentators say fresh allegations potentially implicating him in the bribery affair could be highly damaging, and the situation in Prague is changing hour by hour.
With the changing hours, changed working conditions, different offices, extra staff, email, all those things mean that MPs spend much less time together, all stuffed into a smoky room together...Bagehot: Gossiping...WH: Well yes, but that's also where they used to discuss politics, all through the night.Bagehot: And that change alone weakens the bonds of the political party?WH: Yes, of the tribe.
Phrases evolve organically, just as Ariel Pierce's lighting design suggests changing hours of the day.
No longer defined in terms of the most stable commodity on earth, the dollar has been left to fluctuate without a golden anchor, its value changing minute by minute, hour by hour, and day by day.
Pleasant Holidays, (800) 242-9244, www.pleasantholidays.com, said its policy on changes and cancellations was changing "from hour to hour" in the days following the terrorist attack.
Once roots finally start, the rate of their visible growth can be astonishing, noticeably changing even hour to hour.
In the midst of a crisis such as SARS where guidance is incomplete, consequences uncertain, and information constantly changing, where hour-by-hour decisions involve life and death, fairness is more important rather than less.
Another key insight from SARS that we overlook at our peril was that in times of crisis, "where guidance is incomplete, consequences uncertain, and information constantly changing, where hour-by-hour decisions involve life and death, fairness is more important, rather than less [emphasis added]" [ 14].
Moreover, we argue, and some of the participants also argued, that in the midst of a crisis where guidance is incomplete, consequences uncertain, and information constantly changing, where hour-by-hour decisions involve life and death, fairness is more important rather than less.
