rockiness

Despite being historical allies, relations between the PSP and Future have in recent years been marred by tensions and rockiness.

But it's not just the rockiness of the road that we need to anticipate, it's how narrow it becomes.

Market volatility probably would not be a participant’s--or a sponsor’s--first answer, but Roy believes the rockiness can help younger workers save.

However, soil samples at the 60-100 cm depth interval were not taken at four sampling locations due to rockiness. Bulk soil samples were air-dried and crushed and sieved through a 2 mm sieve.

The resultant index was then further perused, along with ancillary spatial data on geology, land use, soil sodicity and soil depth (rockiness) to identify candidate sites for camera trapping and active searching.

Despite all this, Trump tweeted on Monday that there was no rockiness at the White House.

Repeat it (to yourself, obvi) until the rockiness passes.

"Everyone has talked about the rockiness and the relationship between President Obama and the prime minister, while pointing out that the security relationship has survived and thrived, despite the political differences," Makovsky said.

Because it grows in such difficult environmental conditions (shallow soil, high rockiness, stoniness, gravelness, high temperatures, high evaporation and marine salt spray influence), this forest is much stressed, which is expressed in its microphyll, sclerophyllous and semi-deciduous character (Reyes & Acosta, 2004).