soft landing

We are close in many ways to a soft landing.

We're not always going to be able to make soft landings.

The best he could wish for was a soft landing place.

This will give these areas a soft landing, when they come off regional support.

Local business leaders say they are preparing for a soft landing.

Japan is going to have a soft landing, one official said.

For those on the move, there is no soft landing anywhere.

In early 2008 many commentators thought a soft landing was likely.

"There will be many people thinking it was a soft landing even though prices may have gone down in real terms by 40 percent."

The safety field caught him and provided a soft landing.

Bill was in charge now and he had to take it slowly because they needed a soft landing at the other end.

No former Communist state has made a soft landing to democracy.

The uncertainty works against artists looking for a soft landing.

"The economic data support the continuation of a soft landing, and that should be good to the market."

The pilots brought the ship down to a soft landing.

It also lost some of its value that year resulting from the 1994 economic soft landing.

Right now, he said, "we think a soft landing is more likely than a recession."

Believe me, I would love to get one, but soft landings are pretty hard to come by."

Now is the time to be preparing a soft landing for Cuba.

"Even then, the odds for a soft landing are not high."

But I must have made a very soft landing.

For many investors, this means the economy is more likely to experience a soft landing rather than a recession.

The ability to make a soft landing and absorb most of the shock.

If she slipped and fell, the deep snow would provide her with a soft landing.

First soft landing on Mars the planet(between 1960 and 1973).