The species was known for being very palatable and the roe from females was used as caviar.
Some of that will come from an expected doubling of the sales tax; rather less palatable, for many, are the tens of billions the government will spend to prop up the company at the centre of the nuclear crisis, Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco).
The disconnect between McCain's words and his actions, all in an effort to distort his record into something more palatable for voters, is the central approach to his campaign.
There was a lot of talk after 9/11 about what was going to be palatable for audiences, that people were looking for the theatrical equivalent of comfort food.
The argument why neither Clinton nor Trump are palatable for the U.S. presidency are similar across the board, but for some Iranian-Americans there seems to be added contempt directed towards Clinton's comments regarding Iranians and Iran over the years.
Emma Watson may be making feminism more palatable for people who aren't comfortable with in-your-face confrontations from less camera-friendly feminists, but she isn't doing anything new or groundbreaking.
In certain situations where the results of the health services research may not be palatable for the funding body, it is possible that only some of the recommendations in reports submitted may be accepted in the implementation process.
Still, the whole idea of trying to simplify programming down to something that's more palatable for a nontechnical user is both a significant challenge and a very crowded market.
Decreased intake and/or preference for palatable solutions is an overall validated behavioural measure of hedonic deficit [ 9- 13, 87].
More palatable for investors would be for Apple to offer a broader choice of alternative search engines, thereby widening the playing field and opening up to more pro-privacy Google alternatives.
