Sentences with phrase «soften from»

By the end of the first quarter, a number of key apartment market fundamentals had begun to soften from very tight levels, according to research from real estate services firm JLL.

In third - party Rollator testing, foam has been shown to soften from 16 % to 49 % over the life of the bed.

Give it a day, and the crust will soften from the humidity in the air.

Take note, the butter will soften from the heat in your hands when cubing it.

Investment and employment indicators softened from recent highs, pointing to continued, though somewhat less widespread, plans to increase investment and hiring.

By the time the seedlings are ready to transplant, the cartons are softened from watering, and the plants can be separated by cutting the carton segments with a sharp knife.

the groats are already softened from soaking and don't need long to cook, so once they've started absorbing the liquid, add the mashed sweet potato, spices, and a small pinch of salt.

Eventually one of my breasts softened from my relentless expressing and I managed to latch my daughter on with a nipple shield and she fed!

This research has found the key to uncoupling softening from the other aspects of fruit quality.

In some parts of the Arctic, trees, buildings and roadways have started listing to one side, or even collapsing, as soil that was once hard as a rock has softened from the warming that's already taken place.

Instead of drinking the tea, you could also eat the banana with the peel (which will be softened from the boiling water).

GD: We all know that the market has softened from where it was a couple of years ago, so the main reason for several of the «star cars» failing to meet reserve simply comes down to client expectations being greater than what today's market is willing to bear.

Their lines have been softened from those on the previous generation.

In fact, even the Wrangler has softened from its original «nothing but the basics» construction.

Handling is fine and — thank you, Ford — hasn't been softened from the European version.

And there's a great use for all those paperbacks softened from being read and reread - a chair!

However, one thing I have noticed over time is that men, more than women, tend to respond to the softening from their partner with a continued recitation of old hurts and past insults.

We often uncover a deep appreciation for the history the couple has created and a softening from which a new level of emotional trust can grow.

Not exact matches

As the economic environment continues to soften, many young professionals are contemplating returning to graduate school so they can «take shelter» during the downturn and be set to reenter the workforce as the job market turns around a couple of years from now.

All eyes will be on the earnings report as recent warnings from some chipmakers, on softening demand for iPhones and other top - end models, took a toll on Apple's shares.

Mark it as a missed opportunity for the Republican nominee to soften an image now drawing record disapproval ratings from voters.

Before announcing in September 2015 that she opposed TransCanada Corp's proposal to build a pipeline from Canada to the United States, her campaign sought to «soften the blow» to labor unions by offering an energy infrastructure plan that would create jobs, according to the emails.

The Australian Securities Exchange has softened the changes to its listing requirements for companies wishing to trade on the stock market, with the new rules to take effect from next month.

Dugan said there weren't any surprises CMHC found when compiling the report, but he did spot «a little bit of a softening» of market activity in Toronto and less of a «spillover» in demand from the city to neighbouring communities, including Hamilton.

The trip comes as his campaign has been bedeviled over his comments last week that he was «softening» his position on forcibly deporting the 11 million people in the U.S. illegally — about half of whom hail from Mexico.

In what may be a marked appeal to diversify its ranks and soften its image, Harvard Business School sent out several surprising rejections and wait list notifications to candidates from some of the most prestigious...

A softening in euro zone economic data and signs that inflationary pressures remain subdued, encouraging the European Central to hold off from raising interest rates until well into 2019, have supported bond markets in recent weeks.

That means that you'll get a much stronger flavor from the same beans if you use high - magnesium «hard water» in place of distilled or softened water.

From the Puglia region southeast of Campania, the Girolamo Capo Di Gallo has all the firmness of Aglianico, but with a light fruitiness to soften the grape's rougher qualities.

He expects the assistance for first - time buyers to soften the Metro Vancouver market's landing from sales and price declines triggered by Victoria's 15 % tax on foreign buyers in August and tighter federal mortgage rules introduced in October.

According to Buffer Social, these symbols aren't just silly, they can do everything from soften the blow of a critique to make the person on the other end seem more human.

She has come under increasing pressure from the governments of France, Italy and Spain to soften her stance, and she was pushed into making concessions at an EU summit at the end of June.

But net exports seem poised to become a larger engine of growth, one that could help offset the impact of further spending cuts in Washington or soften the punch from another bout of eurozone crisis travails, writes TD's Michael Dolega.

He assailed it for taking jobs from U.S. workers, but during a Republican debate last March said he was «softening» his position «because we have to have talented people in this country.»

It was pressured down to its low by a rising dollar (DX from 89.88 — 90.20, 2 - week high), which was boosted by a softening yen (107.35 — 107.70, rising US yields) a continued decline in the pound ($ 1.4095 - $ 1.4035, fallout from BOE's Carney comments that they could hold off raising rates next month), and a pullback in the euro ($ 1.2350 - $ 1.2295, miss on German PPI).

There's no future income or nearly as much time to soften the blow from bear markets.

While a shortage of workers is pushing wages higher in the skilled trades, the financial return from a bachelor's degree is softening, even as the price — and the average debt into which it plunges students — keeps going up.

The tariffs he just signed are a more lenient version of the ones he proposed last week — a sign that forceful criticism by scores of Republican lawmakers and threats of a trade war from the US's trading partners persuaded the president to try to soften the blow on imports.

Looking forward, the Index projected energy security to average 78.3 points from 2016 - 2040, with some softening of production increases due to prices.

Shaken by shale oil production in the United States, softening demand from China and Europe, and rising global concern about climate change, Canada's tar...

The solution to our macroeconomic issues has been to inflate new bubbles, to inflate asset values to soften the blow from the last bubble, all the while creating the conditions for the next one.

In an effort to forestall any discussion of Japan as a currency manipulator, the Japanese are offering all sorts of investment ideas in the context of getting Trump the negotiator to soften his stance on tariffs for Japanese goods, or sourced material from Asia for assembly in the U.S. Japan is a paramount promoter of the global supply chain paradigm.

EM initially benefitted from the FOMC decision, but softened into the weekend.

The Kiwi Dollar moved from $ 0.70868 to $ 0.70764 upon release of the figures, with both business and consumer confidence now having softened.

Amid the resulting outcry from real estate's leaders, President Kennedy softened the rules by lowering the tax rate on any asset held for longer than a year, but

The factory report from IHS Markit showed that export growth softened in April.

Russia's current significant cyclical headwinds resulted from very tight credit conditions, softened business confidence and other spillovers from intensified geopolitical tension, they said.

Antonio Ortiz - Mena, a former Mexican trade official, said the letter suggested a softening in tone but also contained several proposals that were likely to prompt a strong response from the Mexican government.

When the commodity prices started softening, there was essentially an oversupply from 2014 when many new projects came on stream.

Yet the cyclical episode is far from over, as housing activity continues to contract, housing prices fall and the labour market softens.