tepidity

figure By EDITORIAL The new education curriculum, which is being implemented in preschool and lower primary, faces a crisis of confidence three months after its launch.Implementation of the 2-6-6-3-3 system, which is supposed to replace the 8-4-4 system, has been marked by fits and starts, confusion and significant tepidity.

(18) If heat is associated with psychic health and coolness is associated with insensibility, then "Tepidity," Hopkins concludes, is

With audiences now both increasingly media-sawy and socially aware, however, a commercial justification for political tepidity may no longer work.

the tepidity of his own faith with the "vein of ecstasy" of

Venture capitalist Justin Caldbeck faced allegations of harassing behaviour, and when he offered an unimpressive denial, companies funded by his firm banded together to condemn his tepidity. He subsequently resigned, and the future of his former firm is unclear.

Hegel continues: 'the necessity of war (...) which also maintains the ethical health of peoples in its indifference with relevance to their determinate-modes and against their attunement to them and their rigid becoming, just like the movement of the winds prevents the sea water from tepidity; a rottenness in which a durable silence would have transposed her (...)' (Hegel 1967, 290).

Though life insurance has higher penetration in India, than motor, health or other lines of general insurance business - its profits took a hit with the overall tepidity in the equity markets and lower consumer demand.