While the video looks luscious enough on first encounter (the inflated scale helps), its stars' narcissistic preening and pouting soon
wear thin.
Drastic action, including the possibility of installing fences and gates around the borough's parks, is to be looked at as patience over the travellers begins to
wear thin.
Prediction: All this hellish searching for a nonexistent group solution will
wear thin, one of these generations.
Yet the ironic, heaped-on arbitrariness of the gestures can
wear thin - here a lilac wall, there a vaguely guitar-shaped window- leaving the visitor gasping for some clarity and simplicity, some semblance of intelligible continuo to contain the maniacal extemporising.
However, as time progressed, the prestige began to
wear thin, with the expenditure of hundreds of thousands of dollars up-front to purchase these systems, and additional costs of ownership through on-going software updates, support costs, IT staff, maintenance fees and hardware upgrades.
Philippa Oldham of the IME said: "The warm words about UK manufacturing we have been hearing over the past two years are starting to
wear thin.
