Sentence examples for a slippage in from inspiring English sources

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

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 may well be a slippage in the appeal of Wall Street careers as the pay differential with other professions declines.

As for the euro, joining the single currency looks a risky step, particularly for the larger ex-communist countries so a slippage in the timetable may be no bad thing.The real dangers are different.

Mr Shevardnadze, sensing a slippage in his popularity among economic losers (and also the victims of a flare-up of fighting around Abkhazia in May), announced a wide-ranging cabinet shuffle this week.

The country, he said, is in a "danger zone"; any slippage in reaching targets would risk setting off a debt spiral.

So, one can postulate that pol III makes a slippage error in the run of three T residues and stops at or before the cross-link, when a TLS polymerase is recruited.

Laveesh Bhandari and Bibek Debroy, economists who together wrote a critical 2009 report, documented a steady slippage in performance from policing to health care to education, finding that the state had fallen behind in school dropout rates, in average class size and in jobless rates for those who manage to get an education.

Recent events including a road slippage in Rothbury, Northumberland and a railway landslip at Stainforth, South Yorkshire illustrate the impact of landslips on communities.

Furnished Quarters, a three-year-old local firm, is reporting a slight slippage in its occupancy rate from 97percentt last year to 95percentthis yearar.