Sentence examples for going to be softened from inspiring English sources
A provision that takes back subsidies if someone's income rises in a year was going to be softened.
Yet the sheer uncommerciality of the title could be counted as shrewd marketing: long-term fans may take it as a reassuring sign that one of comedy's greatest monsters isn't going to be softened for mainstream audiences.
The line from Downing Street is that it was absurd for IDS to resign in protest against a policy that his department had designed, he had defended and that was going to be softened anyway.
Moreover, he added, with several moderate Republicans up for re-election in 2004, "I think the agenda is going to have to be softened".
Are we reaching a point where demand is softening and airlines are going to be scrambling to further reduce supply?
What is he going to learn from this? Am I going to be more brittle, harsh and protective or grow and soften?
And that this was not going to be a major-revenue business, but having a bar would soften the blow".
Yet, nearly a decade and a half after its founding, Facebook's go-it-alone mentality seems to be softening a bit as the company is "starting something new" – actually listing to its users.
