Sentence examples for soft fields from inspiring English sources

But get much below BusinessWeek's top 50, and you'll hear pervasive anxiety about student apathy, especially in "soft" fields like management and marketing, which account for the majority of business majors.

In 1988, The Times published a profile of Barron that described her as a curator "who likes nothing better than to bring craggy mountains of art to people who prefer soft fields of flowers".

Caitlin Masley's photograph of a ceiling light fixture against a soft field of color is the show's most recent piece, and one of the most compelling.

In the meantime, visiting teams and Sporting have had to deal with the overly soft field, which has affected everything from set plays to routine passes.

A conventional electrical resistance tomography (ERT) sensor uses pin electrodes for current injection, and the electric field spreads far beyond the electrode plane, as a result of "soft field" nature.

He's a seasoned veteran, stretching out a bit, but against a soft field he could be a part of it.

Before setting the Spiral Stakes record of 1 47.23 for a mile and an eighth on March 24, Balto Star was considered a nice horse but one that had been beating softer fields in the winter on Aqueduct's inner-dirt track.

Traditional economists often say such an approach assures objectivity and separates economics from "softer" fields such as sociology and political science.

In sum, if the HoS hypothesis is correct, scientists in harder fields should accept more readily any result their experiments yield, while those in softer fields should have more freedom to choose which theories and hypotheses to test and how to analyze and interpret their own and their colleagues' results.

Pilots learn how to execute various soft-field landings, as on a beach, in training.

Woolley and Mine That Bird will most likely face a softer field in West Virginia than they might find in the Grade I Haskell Invitational on Aug. 2 at Monmouth Park.