Sentence examples for less lax from inspiring English sources

However, as terrorist acts continued to occur against passenger airliners, security measures gradually became less lax in most jurisdictions.

The Senate's version of the bill, passed at the end of March, is a bit less lax, but not much.

His successor to the Lowndean chair George Peacock promised "to do his duty in a less lax manner than his predecessor", and although he struggled to get anyone to attend his lectures on pure mathematics, his lectures on practical astronomy were well attended.

Medial and lateral laxity were manually measured in full extension and in 30° of flexion, and were graded as stable (laxity less than 5°), lax (5 to 10°), or as very lax (>10°).

Moscovici said he was seeking to revive plans for corporations to file a single European tax form, regarded by officials as a vital step in preventing companies from funnelling profits to EU member states with more lax, less transparent tax systems.

Finally, our cohort consisted of both females and males, which might increase the variability in our data, as several static studies have shown female knees to be more lax and less stiff than male knees (Hsu et al., 2006, Shultz et al., 2012).

However they felt that by the third year, the coordination and pre-placement preparation had became lax and less stringent.

One Swedish tattoo artist told me he came to the island in search of a home to build for his wife and two kids and chose Bolivia because it is less strict and particularly more lax on marijuana policy.

But even at institutions with more lax--or less formal--procedures, it makes sense to be careful on those days or weeks when you think there may be some marketable IP lurking there.

Referring to the Los Angeles airport, he said, "It is far less expensive now to fly from LAX to anywhere in Europe than from Bangkok".

Snodgrass has been too rigorous in selecting his "Selected," a far less grave shortcoming than being too lax, but a shortcoming all the same.