| But as long as America coddles its grain farmers, other nations won't drop import tariffs on U.S. meat. |
| He like a lot to be coddles and be the center of attention when he wants. |
| In football, as elsewhere, protectionism merely coddles the mediocre. |
| At SAP Mr McDermott is supposed to gladhand customers while Mr Hagemann Snabe coddles engineers. Yet even in the tech industry shared leadership works best when there is a power-broker behind the scenes. |
| But that deadline has long passed: Mr Weill both screens and coddles his board with great care. |
| That's why her company coddles and pampers its mostly upper-middle class and upper class clients. |
