Uninterested in sharing company with licensed products rendered in offensive colors, manufacturers like these resist the taint of the mass market, selling instead in museum gift shops and small, aesthetically palatable shops that draw from a narrow slice of our demographics.
Suddenly the author's talk of flocks and shallows and produce and enormous casseroles (she never thinks small) begins to seem palatable by comparison.
Prudence is a £200,000 copper still the first of its kind to be launched in the capital for nearly 200 years turning out small batches of exquisitely palatable London dry gin.
To familiarize the mice with the palatable stimulus, small portion of cookie is placed in the homecage every 2 day for a period of 2.5 weeks starting 4.5 weeks before the first session.
Several of Mr. Bush's campaign advisers said that the size of Mr. Bush's tax package, determined after considerable internal debate about offering something smaller and perhaps more palatable to centrist voters, was in part a response to Mr. Forbes.
Currently, ETFs, with their upfront brokerage fees, make dollar-cost averaging less palatable for smaller investors.
The penalties could start off small enough to be politically palatable to skeptical voters.
Now we're approaching middle age, most of the girls of the 1970s I know are competitive teetotallers, whether to lose weight, enhance fertility or simply because the mix of hangover plus small child is about as palatable as a Jägerbomb.
And many black employees, fearful that Coke is trying to avoid the stigma of a large cash payment and any guilt that might imply, are accusing Coke of trying to appease disgruntled workers so that a small settlement will seem more palatable when the terms are announced next month.
The oil price surge made Shell's swoop for smaller rival BG slightly more palatable for investors, despite concerns the deal could be called off.
