Softness

As the color, odor, and softness of her hair... on the pillow.

And you know, it had this fragrant softness, and it smelled a little bit of linseed oil.

Moreover, the 1997 pledging conference confirmed the continuing softness in actual and prospective core funding for 1998.

In 1997, the premium did decline relative to the value of the property covered, but this was attributed to the softness of the foreign property market as a whole.

Continued softness in recent data from purchasing managers sentiment and industrial output to retail sales and exports has heightened the anxiety. Long the global economy s most powerful engine, China, many now fear, is running out of fuel.

How does a savings glut translate into exports, given that households do not export? Likewise, if the US is consuming too much, why has it been closing manufacturing capacity, and why is there so much labor market softness?

And those properties of softness and hardness and darkness and clearness do not reside in the carbon atoms they reside in the interconnections between the carbon atoms, or at least arise because of the interconnections between the carbon atoms.

While Europe s reputation for foreign policy softness continues to shape Iranian perceptions, the EU s role in compelling Iran to negotiate underpins the current talks. Likewise, it was France s insistence on more stringent controls that initially blocked the agreement in Geneva last November.

A striking feature of many international instruments dealing with competition policy is their softness , whether in terms of the non binding nature of such instruments, the fact that their provisions are worded so as to allow their addressees a large margin of discretion as to what course of action to follow, and or the exclusion of dispute settlement.