Officials at CBS News said yesterday that they would slightly revise their coverage plans for the first night of the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, after television critics and their own employees complained about the way the opening night of the Republican gathering in Philadelphia was handled.
In a way it's comparable to OnLive's method, though I think they would slightly resent the comparison, as their system is much more flexible on the user side.
In the case of an increasing trend, they would slightly underestimate the expected number of cases, and the opposite would be true in the case of a decreasing trend.
That increased the comfort level of passengers, she added, so that they would accept "slightly higher walkway speeds".
They would depart slightly from the extremist Republican Party platform by allowing narrow exceptions for rape, incest or the life of the woman.
The baker did not reveal how far profits would fall, saying only they would be "slightly below the lower end of the range of market expectations" of £47.5m.
Of fund managers surveyed by Merrill Lynch in November, none thought profits would "improve strongly" over the next 12 months, while 59% thought they would "deteriorate slightly".The markets also have some leeway for disappointment.
On April 7th health officials provided some help: after proposing in February to cut payments to private Medicare plans by 1.9%, the Centres for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) said they would rise slightly instead.
Tom Malek, the vice president of learning solutions and services for McGraw-Hill Higher Education, said the company's standard rate for e-books was 40 percent of the list price, but that they would charge slightly less in this program.
The College Board's debt estimates, based on a different survey, will not be released until next week, but Sandra Baum, the economist who writes that report, said they would be slightly lower than the figures in the Project on Student Debt report.
"They would get slightly almost insane when they talked about it, and say things like, 'I love them more than my wife.' " Nowhere in the commercial does anyone eat the product, or say it is toothsome, but Brett Edgar, a group account director at Being, said the commercial aimed to depict an emotional connection to Wheat Thins rather than sell them overtly.
