Sentence examples for of a slippage from inspiring English sources

He spoke of "a slippage in our intellectual and moral strength".

Full-year profits are expected to be about £74m on revenues of £960m, and the City won't have much patience if there is any indication of a slippage to those numbers.

Muqtada al-Sadr, a preacher with a following among the Shia poor, has softened his anti-American rhetoric, belatedly responding to the real fear of a slippage into chaos felt by ordinary Iraqis.Positive, too, in Iraqi eyes, is that the country's American overseers, chastened by their inability to provide security, seem increasingly convinced that the Iraqis themselves can do a better job.

This is not surprising, as these microsatellites do not cause a shift in the reading frame in case of a slippage event [ 25].

One may assume that, in comparison to a microsatellite with a shorter repeat motif, a pentanucleotide repeat may establish a larger spatial conformation during loop formation of a slippage event.

The results from the fragment length analyses also support the prediction of long HrU10 alleles to be more unstable, as the probability of a slippage event was positively related to allele sizes.

The resting force measured before and after the activation did not significantly differ, although in some cases it slightly decreased due to a slippage of the ends of the myofibril on the microneedles upon activation.

More recently, Veale and Hao (2008) undertook an empirical study of a slippage-based approach to metaphor, using attributes collected from WordNet and the web.

With the Mom Booth, I still feel like it's a form of collage, a slippage between colloquial and high art..

19 Other drawbacks of VAT include a slippage of the head velocity sensor at high-frequency rotations during testing, the contributions of cervico ocular reflex to compensate eye movements, and incompatible results between different VAT systems.

The absence of a final decision has been reflected in a slippage of the publication date of the counter-terror bill.