Sentence examples for a laxity from inspiring English sources

Intimations of a laxity in the war on drugs.

"Once it becomes a profession, there's a laxity in standards".

If the model is wrong on that point it may have encouraged a laxity in data selection from which there is no recovery once the data are in.

One group, the Spirituals, disrupted the order by a rigorous view of poverty; another, the Relaxati, disturbed it by a laxity of life.

In layman's terms, that is basically a laxity in the shoulder, which creates too much flexibility -- and which might be one reason why Nomo has struggled with his control throughout this season.

To be fair, Wales showed other failings: a laxity at the line-out and a struggle to get a grip at the breakdown, particularly in the first half, when the penalty count against them stretched into double figures.

For the joint capsule, these results agree with a laxity-based cadaveric model which quantified their function in low flexion/extension.

A job can have a large laxity value, but still have a very tight deadline if the job has a high execution time.

Three days later a similar laxity saw Tottenham toss away a 2-0 lead to lose to West Ham in the League Cup.

But, champion grizzlers though they are, they show a startling laxity about spending money.

Mr. Hevesi said the entire episode with Kaiser reflected a widespread laxity in the contracting procedures at the city's welfare agency.