Sentence examples for slack from from inspiring English sources

"You get more slack from having a baby".

There'll never be enough hawks to take up the slack from slovenly humans.

MacArthur flung into Korea a few scratch units gone slack from easy duty in occupied Japan.

And taxpayers do not have to pick up the slack from scofflaw landlords or tax evaders.

Investors have been looking to China's relatively robust expansion to pick up the slack from Europe, especially demand for commodities.

They were briefs, not boxers, a little on the gray side, the elastic slack from too many washings.

President Obama's uncle won't be getting any slack from federal law enforcement authorities, White House officials said Thursday.

Consumer spending also remains weak and has not been able to replace the slack from a slowdown in government measures.

None of Citi's other business units emerged to pick up the slack from the fall in trading revenue.

With growth in China slowing sharply, consumers there are not about to pick up the slack from the Americans.

She enjoyed the theater and nice restaurants, and dressed smartly in cashmere sweaters and slacks from Bergdorf Goodman and Lord & Taylor.