Sentence examples for more softening from inspiring English sources

The protesters at the Capitol spent the day arguing that the cuts in the budget needed far more softening.

England No. 10 Toby Flood (who has hit 9 of 12, or 75 percent) thought the balls had a smaller sweet spot and needed more "softening up" to get them to feel right.

The speed of the land war, with desert convoys rolling into southern Iraq from Kuwait almost immediately, stunned the armchair generals, who assumed the US would do a whole lot more "softening up" from the air first.

Results show that certain axisymmetric imperfections, satisfying a strong-coupling condition with the asymmetric vibration mode, reduce the linearized vibration frequencies and make the nonlinearity less softening, while the static compressive axial loading makes the nonlinearity more softening.

After a run of industry-disrupting gains, craft sales grew by just 5% the first half of this year, with the BA expecting to discover even more softening over the second half.

With fewer and fewer Brexiteers around the Cabinet table, government policy might drift even further with more softening to try and gain support from opposition parties.

After a harsh winter, clouds of white pear-blossom once more soften the hillsides around town.

The Hp-π interactions are more soften than the common hydrogen bond interactions in the minimum and short interaction distances.

Women more soften reported adhering to several behaviours than men: eating 4 or less serves of meat per week (74.6% versus 57.2%, p < 0.05), drinking low fat milk (72.7% versus 61.8%, p < 0.05) and drinking alcohol within recommended limits (74.0% versus 56.6%, p < 0.05).

Duck is harder, more like canvas, but denim "was more comfortable, softening with age, and its indigo dye gave it a unique character".

The more he talks about him, the more he softens, and the more it emerges he adores him.