University growth decisions are usually "lumpy" because they typically involve new major building or program initiatives, as Harvard's Allston plans illustrate, and so they are often hard to reverse or revise quickly in response to changing economic conditions.
Its sales increased by about 38% in the first nine months of 2003, owing largely to a strategy that calls for introducing new products in China and then revising them quickly.
That all changed when she heard the jubilant brass introduction and quickly revised her first impression.
There was a time when pop was predicated on the notion of being disposable; listeners revised their tastes quickly.
The revised export policies quickly won the endorsement of the Computer Coalition for Responsible Exports, which is made up of large computer manufacturers like Compaq Computer, Hewlett-Packard, I.B.M. and Intel.
The US Geological Survey initially reported the quake at a preliminary magnitude of 7.9, but it quickly revised the reading upward to 8.3.
The police radio's report of an abandoned child was quickly revised once officers from the 73rd Precinct in Brownsville reached the church: make that abandoned newborn.
That was the wonderfully candid, and quickly revised, term adopted by the U.S. Embassy when it began to report pollution measurements that were literally off the charts.
He quickly revised his speech, which announced the bipartisan agreement, to instead call for Congress to "step up to the plate and get this done".
The company quickly revised that, and its actual launch has been somewhat smoother, selling 307,000 consoles in the week leading up to Christmas.
