rockiness

The rockiness is shameful, since one more draft could have cured it.

But administration officials blamed the rockiness of the negotiations on the Legislature's recalcitrance.

Closer to the Moncayo the clay and iron content increases, as does the general rockiness.

But in previous tough times, both men worked for huge brokerage firms, which had substantial resources at their disposal, perhaps allowing them to weather rockiness.

Creslin studies the coastline again, noting the barren rockiness.

Kinne viewed him as a prospect for a second husband, but Jones was uninterested in leaving his wife despite the rockiness of their relationship.

"We're trying to make them more fluid and to give us a sense of some rockiness," Ms. Reitz added.

By using factors such as flooding frequency, slope, rockiness and clay or sand content, the best use for the soil can be estimated.

The rockiness in the relationship between the Italians and the Americans is a relatively new development in the two countries' counterterrorism efforts.

The slide in the ratings coincided with some rockiness at ABC News.

The summit of Froswick is small, but lacks the rockiness of Ill Bell.

Most of the hill below him was free of brush because of the rockiness of the soil; nothing obscured his downward view.

His beard was neatly trimmed, his robes perfectly clean, and his skin did not show the usual hardness, rockiness.

How much agricultural techniques contributed to the rockiness of New England's soils and to the area's stone walls is a question that has never been adequately addressed.

The soils are mainly dark lime-bearing soils, of average rockiness, good drainage, average level of organic matter and rich in nutrients.

The rockiness was also useful in providing building materials, and from a quarry on Careening Bay a business of supplying sandstone ballast to shipping.

UBS, which has been doing relatively well this year despite the rockiness of the markets, has shed 455 jobs in Switzerland this year.

Downstairs, the widely-recommended Best Kissers In The World are rocking through a set of, well, consummate rockiness, to be honest.

Furthermore, the rockiness of the mountains and the fate of the lands to the cultivation of almond, grain and olive trees, the forests are absent.

In the case of both vacationing families having children, a prime area of rockiness occurs if the two families don't see eye to eye on matters of discipline.

The perception that markets have failed to lift all boats fast and high is behind the sudden support for more foreign aid, as is the recent rockiness in the world economy.

Their performances have no doubt grown smoother in the days since, but that initial rockiness underscored that the play itself, like its two characters, is showing the effects of age.

Or what about the 3,000 units where nothing more has been done than to get the ground ready, which some here argue is no small feat, given the rockiness of West Bank soil?

Ghosts and Men in Black After the rockiness of 1997, when 74 Chicago staff members were dismissed, life at Burnett seems to be smoother and more fun these days.

After some rockiness in the spring, the market for debt and equity offerings rebounded in the third quarter, meaning brisk business for the investment bank that bring those offerings to market.