Sentence examples for lax demand from inspiring English sources

But like other communications chipmakers, Broadcom has suffered through a market walloped by lax demand for chips of all kinds.

Clearly, insurance buyers should start asking tougher questions big firms have been astonishingly lax about demanding the best deal.

We are overprotective or too lax, overly demanding of achievement or too devil-may-care.

The inquiry panel investigating the accident is soon due to present its much-leaked report, in which it will castigate Nasa for lax procedures and demand new safety measures.

A Senate panel sharply criticized the C.I.A. for lax oversight and demanded new safeguards, which the administration says it is putting in place.

When the Time Warner cable monopoly in Manhattan chose on May Day to deny me Peter Jennings, Regis Philbin and Ted Koppel merely to squeeze some more millions out of the Disney Company, I realized that the umpire had been much too lax, refusing even to demand payment for use of the broadcast spectrum or to get some free television time for decent election coverage.

Japan and Germany stand accused of demanding too lax an inspection regime for fear, critics allege, of commercial theft.

Employees suggest that heavy production demands and lax quality control at a Firestone plant led to problems with tires.

Interviews with more than two dozen current and former employees suggest that heavy production demands and lax quality control were basic causes.

A26 BUSINESS DAY C1-20 Behind the Tire Recall Current and former employees at the Bridgestone/Firestone plant in Decatur, Ill., suggest that heavy production demands and lax quality control were root causes of the unusually high number of tires produced at the plant that were prone to separation.

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