Sentence examples for a slackness from inspiring English sources

If we were to suggest underemployment was the best indicator of employment, you would be arguing that things are worse now than during the 1990 recession: But that said, the current underemployment rate does suggest there is a lot of "slack" in the current employment market – and it is a slackness that has increased in the past 12 months.

The music is heavy-handed, and there's a slackness in the editorial.

Cities could suffer for years from a slackness in office markets.

Its use of a structuring absence sometimes just comes across as a slackness in the film's treatment.

At the same time I sensed a slackness, the disorganization of very intelligent people with their share of the narcissism of the times.

The claim was made by opposition Liberal Democrat councillors who said scrapping the target would lead to a "slackness in repairs".

For some time now, the Party had sensed a certain slackness in the newspaper, a decline in revolutionary fervor, and a passiveness that was at odds with the obligatory optimism of a Socialist society.

A typical snap event is characterized by a temporary slackness in the line followed by a sharp spike in tension whose magnitude can considerably exceed typical values of local tension maxima.

A narrative slackness overtakes it precisely because it is tethered to a life with a knowable ending and in which the important actions were intellectual, not dramatic.

Critics sometimes complained of a lack of prime ministerial direction in these areas and, indeed, of a certain slackness in the reins of government.

But then, that level of experience allows a certain slackness, which can sometimes result in bold and rare incompetence.