Others who question the country's ability to change quickly stress the difficulties of overhauling the economic system.
It had been "fun" working with fellow directors on looking at ways to improve the business, he said, quickly stressing "not that cutting costs is fun".
Remarks on Tuesday by Mr. Cameron, the British prime minister, that Mr. Assad might be granted safe passage out of his country as a means to end the fighting also caused a stir, with his office quickly stressing that he did not mean that Mr. Assad should not be prosecuted.
Remarks by David Cameron, the British prime minister, that Mr. Assad might be granted safe passage out of his country as a means to end the fighting also caused a stir, with his office quickly stressing that he did not mean Mr. Assad should avoid prosecution.
Another key feature of this crisis is how quickly stress spreads from one institution to the next, even across national borders.
Zhao said that aside from physical trauma, there are a variety of factors that could contribute to someone suffering from vasovagal syncope, including standing up too quickly, stress, lack of sleep, dehydration, and hunger.
A Foreign Ministry spokesman, Sun Yuxi, made it clear that the plane would not be returned quickly and stressed China's position that it had a legal right to conduct a full investigation of the American spy plane and the mid-air collision, which China says the American pilot caused with a sudden swerve.
"Of course when the population grows so quickly, that stresses hospitals," said Dr. Morayo Ismail — although migration from rural areas has also swelled Lagos's population.
