tepidness

Speaking on condition of anonymity, he blamed what he called the government's "tepidness" on Catalonia for keeping the party's voters at home in a region that is usually a party stronghold.

Others on the right counsel closer alliance with the former king, arguing that their tepidness in advancing the cause of the monarchy has cost them public support.

As previously discussed, the prior Conservative Government's record on service delivery and innovation features tepidness on the part of Service Canada with respect to online service offerings--and the creation of an Open Government architecture that emphasized open data and limited forms of apps-centric innovation to make usage of such data.

The conscientious recruit's frustration at the tepidness and impracticality of the training regime seemed to reach a boiling point when combat skills vital to survival in the trenches, such as handling of Mills bombs, were taught in rigid textbook like fashion without actually going through the motions of handling or throwing an actual Mills bomb.

The tepidness in the markets is a clear indication of unease ahead of job figures on Friday that could have a bearing on expectations on when the Federal Reserve will start raising interest rates again.

But during an election year with a dramatic narrative, any sign of tepidness or lack of enthusiasm becomes an attack point.

This tepidness largely results from the high cost of deploying an effective system and the underlying attitude that the US homeland is not threatened.

Perhaps this tepidness has something to do with the minor complication that Kusum is already married when she first meets Zairos.