Thus, the authors argue, "retailers should move quickly to minimise performance deterioration".That may be easier said than done.
The company should act quickly to minimise damage to its smartphone recovery, after a string of product successes had reversed a fall in market share, they added.
If we do not act quickly to minimise these runaway feedback effects, we run the risk of making this planet, our home, uninhabitable.
So to be profitable they must be built quickly, to minimise the period when no revenue is coming in and interest payments are piling up on construction loans.
In general, countries need to take smaller technological steps, build quickly to minimise disruption and upgrade when technology is ready.One might argue that the mounting price of weapons does not matter given that modern equipment is so much more effective than older kit.
"HC-One's managing director met with Torfaen on Friday to ensure suitable new homes for Mr Lynch and the few remaining residents at St Dunstan's are found quickly to minimise stress".
Lessons from Rwanda reinforce the imperative to establish objective, merit-based recruitment policies quickly to minimise the consequences of political interference, nepotism, patronage and tribalism [ 20].
Whether or not he knew it, minimising and quickly rectifying these common mistakes has been a key element in Buffett's career.
"We've... concluded that a 36-month staging period strikes the right balance between getting people into saving as quickly as possible, and minimising the operational risks associated with the reforms," says a DWP spokesman.
5 8 9 Self-determined and self-controlled pacing to avoid dangerous levels of physiological strain, by slowing down and/or modifying the style of play to end selected points more quickly, most likely plays an integral role in minimising on-court thermal strain and extending the opportunity to continue play in a range of challenging environmental conditions.
