Sentence examples for further slacken from inspiring English sources

Pressure in the opposite direction came from the animal rights group Animal Aid, who issued a press release saying that "to further slacken the rules to suit the maverick behaviour of jockeys such as [Richard] Hughes and Winston makes no strategic or moral sense".

Further slackening in sales is expected in the second quarter, said Paul L. H. Ouyang, MP3.com's chief financial officer.

The further slackening of activity in China – the world's biggest energy consumer – has also forced down the price of industrial metals and revived fears of a broader faltering of the world's economic recovery after the 2008 crash.

The growth rate for labour productivity fell in the second quarter, and data due on November 4th (after The Economist had gone to press) were expected to show a further slackening.

FRANKFURT, Oct. 25 — Europe, which once hoped to avoid major fallout from the summer's credit crisis, is now feeling an autumn chill of slackening economies and warnings of further market upheaval.

Interest rates could rise if demand for U.S. debt slackens, or they might fall further if investors pile into Treasuries for shelter.

Two economic reports released yesterday pointed to a further slowdown in the economy, with growth in construction and manufacturing slackening this spring.

It will be interesting to see over the next few years whether this demand further intensifies as potential customers realize the value of niche social networks, or whether it slackens as people get over the hype surrounding this aspect of Web 2.0.

Even when Simon Shaw was sinbinned for his clumsy, stumbling tackle on Fourie du Preez there was no slackening of desire or purpose and the outbreak of handbags in the final quarter was further proof of their refusal to be pushed around in any respect.

In Japan, growth will slacken from 2.6% to 1.8%.

The pace doesn't slacken.