Sentence examples for a certain laxity from inspiring English sources

For example, it doesn't much matter how big your garden is; a certain laxity of approach is desirable; and town gardens are, for the most part, as good for wildlife as country ones.

It formed, in aggregate, "demonstrative evidence of a certain laxity of deportment," to quote Henry James on Daisy Miller, the not-so-innocent abroad who has been cited as Knox's literary forerunner.

In addition to providing a unique multilingual reference work, this dictionary is intended to facilitate understanding between electrical engineers of all countries and assist in eliminating a certain laxity in technical language, the source of numerous misunderstandings, costly in both time and money.

The result, said a colleague, Dr. E. Rolland Dickson, a professor emeritus of medicine at Mayo, was a fruitful re-examination of medical education and an end to "a certain laxity in some physicians once they were out of medical school and finished with graduate training".

"Because anti-war sentiment is often correlated with a certain laxity on the issue of abortion," Dougherty says, "prelates tend to stay away from it as a political issue.

It seems as though the moral laxity of the cabaret and the bedroom were not so restricted, but rather extended to a certain moral laxity within the corporation and the boardroom as well.

Relatives had been persecuted and killed, teaching had become increasingly difficult, and while people had learned to sidestep many of the regime's dictates, she says she feared that this sort of hypocritical lip service to the rules "created a certain moral laxity".

The Swiss Central Bank's monetary rigour is somewhat inconsistent with a certain budgetary laxity.

Even though ACL reconstruction is a very widely used operation with a very satisfactory success rate which allows the majority of active patients involved in sports activities to resume their pre-operative levels, the persistence of a certain rotatory joint laxity might produce subsequent meniscal or chondral damage leading to a clear degenerative arthritic disease [24].

The skin appears dry and pale with fine wrinkles displaying a certain degree of laxity and a variety of benign neoplasms.

However, it is also possible that individuals with a certain biomechanical profile, such as genu varum or ligamentous laxity, who increase their muscle strength may also inadvertently accelerate degenerative changes in the knee joint [ 29].