Sentence examples for is slackening from inspiring English sources
verb
To gradually decrease in intensity or tautness; to become slack.
And demand from China and emerging markets is slackening.
If inventory is your gauge, the market is slackening.
The rise in intercity passenger numbers is slackening off.
Inflationary pressures are mounting and economic growth is slackening in China.
There are also signs that the pace of Europe's recovery is slackening.
In the traditional Hawaiian slack-key style, the strings of a standard guitar are tuned down — that is, slackened.
In the absence of Ku86 the cap is slackened and allows telomerase and DNA repair activities access to elongate and fuse telomeres respectively.
If conserved when the steepness of the sigmoidal interactions is slackened to realistic values, insensitivity or robustness to functional genetic polymorphism may be a deep generic property of some of the loci in a wide range of regulatory networks.
The new king, Carl XVI Gustaf, had himself married a commoner; the constitutional rules were slackening.
But the tide is almost high; the current seems to be slackening.
