Sentence examples for kind of slack from inspiring English sources
This system that unintentionally delivers fecal coliforms into drinking water is a high-contrast example of the challenges facing a new multibillion-dollar effort to clean up the world's most populous river basin and of the kind of slack public administration that Indians have to contend with every day.
Like "Too Good to Be True" and "A Preparation for Death" (Shields donated an enthusiastic blurb to the latter, and his influence is palpable in both), "How Literature Saved My Life" seems to take its commitment to what Shields calls "reality-based" writing as license for a kind of slack personal chitchat.
Friendster certainly hadn't been cut that kind of slack.
With shareholders breathing down their neck, the two markets won't be able to afford the kind of slack they're notorious for today.
Heathrow doesn't have that kind of slack, which means that they are more likely to cancel flights if, for example, the wind picks up and their hourly landing rate drops-off.
With the framework of improved homogenous matrix polynomials, a novel kind of slack variable approach, which is homogenous polynomially parameter-dependent on multi-instant normalized fuzzy weighting functions with arbitrary degrees, is proposed by developing an efficient multi-instant augmented multi-indexed matrix approach.
When, five years earlier, Julia had announced her third pregnancy, she'd been met with a kind of slack-jawed wonder.
Ms. McDonald is trim and brittlely handsome; Mr. O'Creagh, a big-bellied man, has the kind of slack-shouldered posture that only optimism can keep intermittently erect, and Ms. Carlin's comfort in her own large frame gives her character's emergent confidence a shy pride that feels genuinely lived-in.
I like to think that it's the mark of a different kind of slacker.
Parker "[is] not [quite] Kurt Cobain, but a kind of slacker, a more kind of shy sort of guy," he said.
Now: "I kind of slacked off when I was a soph, so I studied this year and got pretty good grades.
