The decline in Edison's fortunes is attributable in part to questionable management and overly rapid expansion.
In some galleries, particularly those dealing with DNA and animal populations, the pace is overly rapid.
Today, however, overly rapid growth has lifted the level of American output above its sustainable capacity, pushing up inflation.
The government in Berlin has complained that overly rapid implementation of the rules could lead to regulatory loopholes.
Analysts had discounted the Aetna warning somewhat, believing it was a special case tied to Aetna's problems with overly rapid expansion and friction with doctors.
But amid concerns of overly rapid development, the Croatian government has been tightening regulations to slow construction and to exert more control over new buildings.
And Toyota's slow response, Toyoda says, is largely down to its overly rapid growth in recent years which has taken the focus off safety.
Although economists cautioned that the data could be heavily revised, the figure illustrated both China's economic might and the dangers that can accompany an overly rapid expansion.
The Federal Reserve yesterday announced its fifth interest-rate increase since June in an effort to prevent overly rapid growth, which ran at a 5.9percentt annual pace in the final three months of the year, from driving up inflation.
After his reappointment as superintendent for the 1880 Census, he had to explain the overly rapid growth of the South's population between 1870 and 1880 and defend the Census from charges of fraud in the form of over-counting.
The carriers are being squeezed between high oil prices — expected to average $110 per barrel this year, against $96 in 2010 — and an overly rapid expansion of capacity relative to demand.
