Sentence examples for broad slack from inspiring English sources

And when there is broad slack in the economy, that is very unlikely to happen.

Its parameters are so broad and slack that they encompass practically any shortish passage of non-fiction which makes a general argument.

In recent speeches, Janet L. Yellen, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, and William C. Dudley, the president of the New York Fed, have argued that the low rate of inflation reflected broad economic slack, or unused productive capacity, as seen in the 9.7 unemployment rate.

Fans of the slacker comedy "Broad City," in other words, were not sticking around to watch "The Seventh Seal".

More generally, has any good England player been cut less slack by supporters than Broad?" Actually that's a really good point – maybe Broad the batsman has never fully burned himself in.

[Laptop] New Music Service Slacker Has (very) Broad Ambitions [TechCrunch].

Now, Raul Castro's government has announced that half a million state employees will be terminated and that self-employment will be expected to pick up the slack, with a broader authorization of licenses and more flexible contracting mechanisms.

Don't make some broad goal that allows for slacking.

The body language of the two players after the tiebreaker was revealing, with del Potro's broad shoulders slumped and his face slack and weary.

Still, for now, this is a product that's been tested within Slack and not within the broader population.

Except in cases of extreme misconduct, there seems to be a broad consensus that the police deserve to be cut some slack because they are often called on to make life-and-death decisions in fractions of a second.