Sentence examples for becoming lax from inspiring English sources

Such irritants included patronising attitudes, treating a spouse like a child and becoming lax with personal hygiene, The Telegraph reported.

We have to show we have learnt from this episode and are not becoming lax all over again.

Never neglect or shrug off your part, becoming lax or slack.

All too often in the past year after reading the Public Editor column, I have come away with a feeling that The Times's journalistic standards are becoming laxer because of the 24-hour news cycle, resulting in repeated mea culpas asking for forgiveness and understanding of the pressures on Times reporters and editors.

Thus, drug regulations can and probably will remain in a state of flux, becoming more lax when the public perceives a need for new drugs and more strict following a drug catastrophe.

Speaking at a recent conference on investment in Russia sponsored by Moscow's Renaissance Capital, she cautioned against becoming too lax in any analysis of Russia.

Banks are becoming more lax in granting credits requiring only real estate securities.

Leaked conversations suggested the capo was infatuated with the actress to the point of becoming notably lax on his security.

The author of Being and Becoming a Woman, Dr. Lax also published numerous articles in psychoanalytic journals.

In a 2001 poll by the Behavioural Risk Factor Surveillance Survey, 36% of respondents said that their household had at least one.The state's gun laws are lax, and becoming more so all the time.

It also mandates a certain level of law-enforcement to prevent laxer jurisdictions from becoming cybercrime havens.