Sentence examples similar to more lax if from inspiring English sources

If people were hoping Quebec would be a bit more lax in its weed regulations than other provinces, they must now be sorely disappointed.

I'm more lax in my eating and I'll hit the chocolate harder.

(FM3) However, it was also remarked that in-depth studying was discouraged if clinicians had low expectations of students: "It is true that your attitude becomes more lax, [if these people are so easily satisfied], so you think: I don't really have to study that chapter because they won't pick me up on it anyway tomorrow, so I will go and have another beer now".

However, the Open Internet Order may very well soon be rescinded and the rules it proposed replaced with more lax ones, if the president-elect and his advisors follow through on intimations they've made to that end.

"I keep saying it, and I firmly believe it: If we didn't have the bombing eight years ago, I think people would have been more lax about it," he said.

students (some are more lax about carding than others), but this is Boerum Hill, not St.

But New York's rules are more lax than those in most other states and in the federal government, and the enforcement is lax, as well.

They get more comfortable and more lax with each deal that pays out.

And doctors are the worst offenders, more lax than either nurses or aides.

But New York's rules are more lax than those in most other states.

"Some seem to be more lax than others, but you can't rely on that.