Rather than encouraging competition, most African leaders seem more concerned with mollycoddling their bust national carriers.
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I took refuge in what the club calls the press building, a recently constructed Taj Mahal of media mollycoddling.
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Many liberals, like this newspaper, think that censorship laws are easily abused, and that too much mollycoddling is not just unnecessary but harmful.
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That lack of mollycoddling, says Dan Wang of Gavekal Dragonomics, a research firm, drove Huawei to develop more competitive products and to seek customers overseas.
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We need to stop mollycoddling people and open our minds to adapting things for those who can't fit into the known structure associated with a sport.
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From there, Kawhi Leonard's health, LaMarcus Aldridge's fit, and how James would deal with an established culture that quashes the mollycoddling he's somewhat accustomed to, are all significant questions.
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It lays out a compelling case that the mollycoddling and achievement obsession of this generation is actually a result of their being groomed for a hypercompetitive 21st-century labor market.
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On one side are fans of competition rules as old as the European project itself, which forbid member states from mollycoddling "national champions" and aim to give consumers a fair shake.
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Mr. Putin, who has repeatedly accused the Obama administration of mollycoddling extremists, said the United States needed to focus on "a real rather than dreamt-up threat" and join Russia in fighting international terrorism.
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Taken in isolation, these incidents can seem the lamentable fruit of modernity's least appetising traits: mollycoddling parenting, a sub-Freudian narcissism, a hypochondriacal sense of entitlement and a social-media ecosystem that reinforces insularity and cultivates an expectation of instant response.
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This vision of spaceflight—let's call it per luxuria ad astra—has yielded some of the most memorable fictional spacecraft in popular culture, from the campy starliner Fhloston Paradise in The Fifth Element to the mollycoddling generation ship Axiom from WALL-E.
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Harrington prefers to monopolize his company. Nicholas sees it as an adventure, and soon becomes friends with the teenage gardener, José (Sir Dirk Bogarde), spending time every day helping him with the plants and relaxing together. The exercise he is getting is much better for him than his father's mollycoddling of the perfectly healthy boy. However, the middle aged Harrington is jealous of his son's enthusiasm for and friendship with the much younger man.
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Our big handicaps are too rich in value, and they encourage false values in assessing the official statistics". Writing in 1982 renowned racecourse commentator Ernie Duffield wrote "The present record stake-earner Politician, would never have won the number of races he did win if he had raced in the old days, because we did not have the number of weight-for-age races and he would have been penalised correctly for every one of his wins". Lenin was foaled at the famous Vogel Vlei Stud owned by the Birch Brothers. His birth "encapsulated the Birch philosophy of never mollycoddling horses.
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