We believe management knows this and is hurrying development and production of lower cost tablets.
After 13 Nd4, Seirawan should have recognized the urgency for hurrying his development with 13... Bc5.
At the E3 gaming expo two weeks ago, Playstation of America President Kaz Harai Kaz Hirai brushed off the company's need to hurry the development of a new console.
The skillful performers make the ensuing rapid-fire plot machinations credible, but only barely: D'Aquila is a writer of such economy that he fits the makings of an entire cable TV season into an hour and change, and the developments feel hurried.
We're all too eager to buy into the marketing hype of things like Black Friday and Cyber Monday — so eager to get a good deal that we all but force companies to hurry up their development cycles to make sure they have a product to deliver to us on these holy shopping days.
Far from being hurried, it has been under development for more than 30 years, under debate for 15 and under scrutiny for five.
Before the development, commuter trains hurried past a drab station and a dingy, fenced-in parking lot, shadowed by public housing on one side and blighted rowhouses on the other.
If anything, said Patrick McEnroe, the United States Tennis Association's general manager for player development, the fallout from the match "precipitated or hurried" an inevitable fall.
by Chris Schuepp Melitopol, UKRAINE, 17 March 2013 - Day 2 of the OneMinutesJr at the Melitopol Detention Facility for Girls and since we are on a tight schedule with two 4-day workshops this week in Ukraine, we already have to hurry, finish the story development and get to start doing the hands-on work with the cameras.
