Sentence examples for has been slippage from inspiring English sources

There has been slippage since.

"There certainly has been slippage," said Nancy Packes, president of Halstead/Feathered Nest Leasing Consultants, which markets new buildings.

There has been slippage in the position of some universities in the western hemisphere, with Ireland and Scotland both experiencing this phenomenon.

There has been slippage, but she has toed the line in the last couple years, overlooking the practical concern that while you can have a relationship with God, you can't have dinner with him on a Friday at Little Giant.

There has been some slippage of government agencies to the suburbs, where real estate prices are cheaper.

"If you take the art expo as a litmus test, then, yes, there has been some slippage," said Ed Paschke, a Chicago artist.

John Dugan, head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which oversees the largest commercial banks in America, says there has been some slippage in the collateral demanded from hedge funds.

Not shown in the table are the long periods of stability in coverage for European nations up to the 1990s after which point there has been some slippage.

Yet there has been some slippage in Clinton's standing as she nears an official announcement.

There has been some slippage in the number of Arab Americans who identify as Democrats -- down to 46percentt from a 2008 high of 54percentt.

For more than 40 years, the main hypothesis to explain indels has been strand slippage in repetitive sequences to generate misaligned DNA that contains extra bases in one strand (Streisinger et al, 1966).