Sentence examples for it's lax from inspiring English sources

It's lax in its habit, spreading to at least 60cm, while only about 30cm tall.

It's lax directors who should take the rap, according to Breakingviews.

"Not that it's lax, but I have seen times where there's a little more trust given to a player than there should be".

This week, Mr. Icahn sued Motorola, demanding internal board documents that he believed would show that it was lax in its oversight of management.

It was overdue to be closed, and measures to protect it were lax, even though it had been attacked 47 times in the preceding five months.

In an interview published by The Telegraph on Sunday, Mr. Yates apologized for the initial Scotland Yard inquiry, acknowledging that it was lax and ineffectual.

After stating on Wednesday that it had found only one small error in more than a dozen articles Mr. Chen had filed on Zoomlion since September 2012, the newspaper said in its Sunday apology that it had been lax in its editing.

Last year, the Securities and Exchange Commission faced criticism that it had been lax in its duties as a financial enforcer.

The disagreement over the details of Mulcahy's exit comes three weeks after an independent review committee harshly criticized both Mulcahy and McCormick for what it said was lax oversight and poor financial management of the university's athletic department.

Mr. Hinchey would have us believe that because the federal government doesn't regulate it, there is lax regulation of hydraulic fracturing — or none.

USA Track and Field was being investigated by the International Olympic Committee and the restructured United States Olympic Committee about accusations that it has been lax on drug matters.