Sentence examples for a slippage from inspiring English sources

"When a slippage occurs, the public is more cautious about giving to that organization".

"I don't know if that was a slippage of the tongue or what.

It's been clear for a while that a slippage had developed".

He spoke of "a slippage in our intellectual and moral strength".

There is a slippage between this kind of hero and the "professional killer" it is her military's mission to train -- a slippage that creates the impression that something else is driving her argument.

"There could be a slippage of maybe a couple of weeks," said P. J. Crowley, a Pentagon spokesman.

Mr Lewis reckons the activists are being softened up for a slippage to 2015.That would be a disappointment.

Such a slippage might be excusable for a rock band, but for an electronic act whose claim was always on the future, it might border on the criminal.

There is a slippage in Funder's account of her book as she writes: "Most characters' names are their true names, others have been changed".

Changes One major change from the 2003 report is a slippage in completion dates for new runways at Heathrow and Stansted.

"There is a slippage from 'I have a feeling I want to make a call' to 'I need to make a call,' " she said.