Word: revamps
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Even so, Riccardo and Cafiero face some tough decisions of their own if they are to make Chrysler consistently profitable. They will need to further revamp its product line, which is currently top-heavy with models that have sold poorly in spite of cash rebates. But the company has far less money than either GM or Ford to spend on developing new models. Its share of the new-car market has fallen to 15% now from 19% five years ago, mainly because, according to critics, Chrysler has paid too much attention to engineering and bookkeeping and not enough to figuring...
...academic context. From hypotheses he would get not proofs but only more hypotheses. Because his mind kept searching for an underlying universal principle, he switched to philosophy and eventually went to India to study oriental thought. Phaedrus-Pirsig never thought small. His aim was to do nothing less than revamp the whole scientific method that operated from the premise that the observer and what was observed must be separate reali ties...
Baker's suit in is two parts. One asks that he be promoted and receive back pay for the 25 years he has worked as a laborer, and the other, a class action filed on behalf of all blacks, asks the court to force AP&L to revamp its testing procedures...
Alice K. Wolf, a former president of the Peabody School PTA, has called for equal educational opportunity for all students throughout the city. She stresses the need to revamp educational programs prior to investing $20 million in the soon-to-be-constructed Cambridge high schools, and she says that more community participation is needed in educational decision-making, in order to make schools responsive to community needs...
Park plans to revamp the rotation this week, as the Crimson face four, possibly five games. "I may have to bring Norm Walsh out of the bullpen," he said, "and rely more on Kim Sheperd for relief...