Sentence examples for certain slackness from inspiring English sources

But then, that level of experience allows a certain slackness, which can sometimes result in bold and rare incompetence.

The loose boundaries between Levitin's categories, however, can sometimes lead to a certain slackness in his argument.

And there was a certain slackness the night that I saw the play; the emotional pitch wavered.

Critics sometimes complained of a lack of prime ministerial direction in these areas and, indeed, of a certain slackness in the reins of government.

For some time now, the Party had sensed a certain slackness in the newspaper, a decline in revolutionary fervor, and a passiveness that was at odds with the obligatory optimism of a Socialist society.

This freedom is both a strength and a weakness, allowing for marvelous high jinks to unfurl (and unravel) but causing a certain structural slackness that seems at times unconsidered.

By complementary slackness, μm(Ymλ - φym) = 0, m = 1,..., M, so slack in any element of a country's projected output vector φy implies that the country assigns a zero weight to that output.

Everywhere, slackness is there.