You're very cosseted from that world as a player, at least until your contract's up and you need to start negotiating.
He was very cosseted, and that is what we captured.
"I think [Farage] talks a good game but actually when it came to his visit he didn't speak to any voters as I understand it, and he was cosseted away in a hotel," he said on Tuesday.
But it also makes it more likely that they will finance low-yielding German loans, sending high-yielding Spanish businesses away empty-handed.In addition, financial fragmentation means less competition for often cosseted domestic banks from nimbler foreign rivals.
Cosseted industries turned out finished goods that were worth less than the imported materials from which they were made.
This "iron triangle" had cosseted business, channelling money into industries that, as part of the bargain, guaranteed a lifetime's work and a comfortable retirement for their employees.
Companies are reorganising sales so that their most important customers are cosseted by huge, complex selling teams which include people from many departments.Meanwhile, debates about selling rage on.
That is why "structural" reforms remain essential, especially in Greece and Portugal, since they confront vested interests in both countries that have kept labour markets inflexible (favouring people already in work against new entrants) and cosseted product markets, particularly where these are not exposed to foreign competition.
Structural reform is meant to be the "third arrow" in the quiver of Abenomics, but he has yet to tackle cosseted sectors from farming to health care, so the economic rebound may not last.China is more complicated.
The idea was to keep users cosseted within the portals, where they could be sold things, presented with ads and encouraged to sign up for additional services.But Sergey Brin and Larry Page had a different idea.
When Valéry Giscard d'Estaing complained about Gabonese funding of his rival, Jacques Chirac, Mr Bongo once again failed to grasp what he objected to.Dirt roads and champagneAt home, since Gabon was his, he cosseted it one moment and ravaged it the next.
