cushiness

It is a labor-intensive enterprise, placing far greater demands on teachers than the comparative cushiness of law professors elsewhere.

The rectangular Clearview gives you 2.5 inches of cushiness yet rolls down smaller than a 12-inch sub sandwich.

The ride is a dream but the underpinnings are taut, serving up cushiness without wallow and handling without jounce.

But perhaps this is what a scientist can expect when she leaves the cushiness of a project that has won her international renown and ventures into an entirely new arena.

With its new emphasis on cushiness rather than sportiness, Acura has discontinued the manual transmission that was offered on the Legend but never attracted many buyers.

To Suzanne Tipton, a 44-year-old mother who spent 12 years in Oakland, the blotter mirrors the cushiness of a city where the average sale price of a house last year was $923,896.

In this respect, it is unlike any of its sibling divisions at Time Warner, which, even in the face of new cost-cutting pressures, enjoy varying degrees of prestige, swagger and cushiness.

The very cushiness of his surroundings - hard to match in their exotic opulence - may have been one of the factors in Duranty's base compromises with the atrocities of Stalinism.

Clinging to the notion that members of Congress deserve a bit of cushiness, some of the old-timers are grumbling that this year is shaping up to be the political version of "The Revenge of the Nerds."