Sentence examples for has had soft from inspiring English sources

Burger King has had soft sales this fall as it engages in a fierce price war with McDonald's and Wendy's.

Their world has had soft edges since they were born.

The company has had soft sales for 2014, having sold 12,200 units in the U.S., down 1% from 2013.

A bipedal, German shepherd sized dinosaur may have had soft tissues in its nasal cavity that cooled the blood flowing to its brain, a new study suggests.

The disadvantages of this technique are the ensuing limb length discrepancy (unless lengthening is contemplated), a risk of kinking vascular structures particularly relevant in patients who have vascular injuries and those who have had soft tissue flaps for coverage and the risk of infection from pin tracks.

I've had softer rib eyes than the president steak ($16.50), ordered medium rare but received medium with a foil-wrapped, steamed, not baked, potato.

It may have had soft-tissue display structures in the skull, though: the bones around the nasal openings had deep indentations surrounding the openings, and this pair of recesses are postulated to have held inflatable air sacs, perhaps allowing for both visual and auditory signaling.

Mr. O'Connell, who reckons he has spent $1 million on the 19 properties and plans to spend another $1 million on renovations, says he has had a soft spot for the area ever since he attended SUNY Geneseo.

And for a team that has had a soft defensive center for much of the year, the protective job done by Tchani and Trapp has been vital in their progress, especially against the Red Bulls.

Thurston Moore has had a soft spot for whistleblowers since he was growing up in a small town in Connecticut aged 12. That's an impressively young age, even for someone steeped in the radical business of rock music.

Gallerist Louis Meisel has had a soft spot for the kitsch subculture since childhood, growing up to become the leading dealer and collector of original pin-up artworks.