Before crisis struck, the slack attitude towards credit risk in bond markets meant that borrowing costs for high- and low-debt countries were similar.
The Army, we reserves and our U.S.N leaders believed, was a rather loose-jointed and run-down crowd, with a slack attitude toward protocol and vulgar disregard for practicality.
They assume a particular mindset in an audience, a cheerful city slacker attitude.
Zooey Deschanel, Emily Mortimer and Elizabeth Banks are Ned's sisters, who turn out to need his genial, slacker attitude more than he needs their anxiety, insecurity or ambition.
He talks to Emma Brockes about baseball, terrorism and the slacker attitude Towards the end of last year, avid readers of Don DeLillo came to believe they were in on a secret.
This is the irony of Don DeLillo, that post-Underworld he is painted as a fearfully intellectual writer when what he writes about best is the slacker attitude, the world-weary pose adopted by people who will be put off reading him by rumours of the effort involved.
A disastrous step back from his dazzling Bully, this was a manky old underdeveloped script from Harmony Korine that has been knocking about for ages: the usual array of young-flesh money shots and slacker attitude, but without the style or satirical insight.
Perhaps the ultimate sign of the Administration's slack, purely political attitude toward D.H.S. came when President Bush nominated Bernard Kerik to succeed Ridge.
Even though he's in his 40s now, Shore still scores with his "perma-slacker" voice and attitude, clearly needing the several members of his support team in the studio to get him from point A to point B.
The management, while acknowledging his considerable potential, had been critical of the winger's attitude following a slack display in a League Cup game at Swindon Town.
