Sentence examples for are rather lax from inspiring English sources

Personally, I think that the doctors of today are rather lax.

[interview 9 – with COPD] Personally, I think that the doctors of today are rather lax.

Until 2007 regulation was rather lax, allowing start-ups to dominate the industry, notes Bill Bishop, a longtime China-watcher.

(Fifa rules were rather lax on the issue of nationality back in the day). Argentina were dreadful at the 1958 World Cup, exiting after a 6-1 thrashing by Czechoslovakia.

The Norwegian preschool system is rather lax, permissive, and play-focused.

The Academy will benefit from becoming more diverse: 2020 is rather a lax deadline to set for itself, yet the direction is to be applauded – but only if the industry as a whole starts to ask not "how representative are we?" but "who are we calling heroes?".

"Our fields are rather separate, but whenever I have a question about probability I go to Varadhan," Dr. Lax said.

Prior to this, the training of medical specialists was partially delegated to the university system and could be developed in rather lax conditions within the so-called "Institutes of Specialization" set up by certain chairs within the schools of medicine.

It wasn't terrorism, but rather lax regulations, that resulted in this environmental tragedy.

Whether they would do so in actual cases, we do not know, but it is interesting that the respondents appear to have rather lax conceptions of scientific misconduct, but that they are willing to report it if they saw it.

For many, the first thing that comes to mind is marijuana, but Shorto ably demonstrates how Amsterdam is generally more conservative and far more influential than the lax drug laws (or rather, lax enforcement of drug laws) imply.