Sentence examples for become a soft touch from inspiring English sources

THE PRESIDENT: — that he's become a soft touch.

We used to be hard to beat, but we've become a soft touch.

Now Larry might not like me saying that — Larry Summers is the new Bob Reich — THE PRESIDENT: — that he's become a soft touch.

On March 25th in Ipswich he delivered a populist speech on immigration, in which he blamed his Labour predecessors for letting Britain become a "soft touch" for carpet-bagging foreigners.

Just call me Gordon However, as many a cabinet minister would testify, the notion that the treasury has become a soft touch on public spending is wide of the mark.

In comments that drew objections from civil rights proponents, he said that Britain had become a "soft touch" for "bogus" refugees and he warned of a flood of illegal immigrants if procedures were not tightened up.

Frankly, this country became a soft touch: 2.2 million more people came in than went out.

Arguing that Britain became a "soft touch" for immigrants under Labour, Mr Cameron will announce that statutory guidance is being issued.

The prime minister said it was among measures to ensure people came to the UK "for the right reasons" after it became a "soft touch" under Labour.

Peru have become a notoriously soft touch on their travels.

The truth is, I've become a bit of a soft touch since I became a dad myself two years ago.