Sentence examples for lax thinking from inspiring English sources
It can become easy to get a little "lax," thinking we don't need to use spell check, opting to abbreviate instead of writing out an entire word, forgetting a signature line, or sending without a subject.
That echoed the warnings in the open letter about AI that Hawking's AMA had followed — in it, experts warned that if we are lax about thinking about artificial intelligence, computers will become too clever before we even realise.
This way of thinking and lax use of language becomes part of the academic culture and is accordingly passed on to the undergraduate.
In our work we have been specifically contrasting the lax and flawless views on conflict detection during thinking.
When NickMom first hit the air, it drew a chorus of complaints from lax parents who apparently allowed their toddlers to watch it, thinking it was akin to Nick Jr.'s daytime fare, which includes "Bubble Guppies" and "Wow!
It now looks as if the registered traveler program may be operational long before computer-profiling is done of all passenger manifests, but the government must not be lulled into thinking that because this is a voluntary program, it can be lax about privacy.
And thinking, thinking, thinking".
And, in some instances, it has led to even laxer regulation – the thinking being that the more citizens are armed, the faster they can stop a killer by putting a bullet in his brain.
I hope this lax job description does not reflect the sharp thinking of Cressida Pollock, ENO chief executive, or Mark Wigglesworth, music director, in their search for the missing part of their triumvirate.
