Sentence examples for quite lax from inspiring English sources
Most states are quite lax about screening notarial candidates, and about telling them what their duties are.
He went on, "One of the commentators on that article also mentioned where I live and that the security is quite lax".
"For many of the private universities, they are quite lax because their main thing is they have to enroll as many students as possible in order to generate revenue".
Like many Sufis, the Bektashis were quite lax in observing daily Muslim laws, and women as well as men took part in ritual wine drinking and dancing during devotional ceremonies.
Critics have pointed out that unlike federally regulated nursing homes, assisted living facilities are governed by a hodgepodge of state laws; some provide decent oversight, while others remain quite lax.
The results reveal that the requirements for the assembly of P3 into the phage particle are quite lax and involve only a few key side-chains.
'I'm naturally quite lazy and I actually think I'm lax about my career.
Mally's deontic logic and lax logic arose from quite different considerations.
Mr Bernstein actually finds it quite believable that rising inequality, combined with lax regulation and with the low interest rates needed to reach full employment in a demand-poor economy, were a driving factor in the financial crisis.
That seems to be quite an apocalyptic gun policy, especially since lax gun regulations pump an ever-increasing number of guns into our country, thereby increasing the chances that "bad guys" will get them.
There are two species: Phormium tenax, with stiff upright leaves which can reach 3m high, and P. cookianum, which is smaller (up to 2m), laxer in habit and not quite so hardy.
