Sentence examples for is considered soft from inspiring English sources

Below 3 grains is considered soft.

Conservatives often look with suspicion at Mr. Roh, a former labor lawyer who is considered soft on unions.

The insurance business is considered soft at the moment, with companies unable to raise their prices to increase profitability.

Italian 00 flour is considered "soft" -- low in the proteins called glutens that give dough its elasticity, like the flour used in the thin and supple Naples-style pizzas so popular in New York.

Generally, he said, water is considered soft if it contains zero to 60 milligrams per liter or parts per million; moderate if the measurement is 61 to 120; hard if it is 121 to 180; and very hard if the measurement is over 180.

While faculty can energize students with talk of creativity, and engage them in the act itself, the subject matter is considered "soft" and lacking in rigor when compared to courses in control theory, signals and systems, thermodynamics, computer science, or engineering mechanics.

Not unlike in the film business (where Kathryn Bigelow remains the exception) the reception may be more favorable when the material is considered softer, "character-driven".

("Museums can be considered soft targets," one of them says).

Quickly enough, he became injury prone and was considered soft.

"Whether you are being soft or not, you are considered soft.

Pensions were considered "soft debt" and were considered separately from the bonds, using a different method.