Sentence examples for slack over from inspiring English sources

Educated, white-collar workers like Ms. Guo are emblematic of an increasingly self-confident Chinese middle class willing to cut the government slack over its strictures and imperfections.

Columbanus should certainly be sharper than for his debut for Slack, over hurdles at Newcastle last month, which was his first start since December.

It turns out that the OLF and the under-employed together in the US provide additional labour market slack over and above the unemployment rate, pushing down on wage growth.

It's unclear whether users will cut Apple more slack over the Siri problems than they did over MobileMe, an online service whose troubled introduction in 2008 turned into a rare debacle for Apple.

While publishers have scaled back dramatically on book tours, the Jewish Book Network has picked up some of the slack over the past decade, organizing and underwriting multicity gigs.

Labour are now not cutting him any slack over a video that emerged last week showing him opening a car door on a cyclist, knocking him over, with Dudley MP Ian Austin writing to the prime minister and police to complain.

At this early stage in the run, other scenes feel slightly slack, over-busy with less brilliant ideas, and puzzlingly diffuse rather than dramatically concentrated.

But while there's some evidence that the performance of the biggest hits appears to be slumping (though only slightly), smaller movies are picking up the slack: over-all sales are still rising briskly.

Tie a piece of of string to both pins/nails with a bit of slack left over in the middle.

It makes it feel slack, indistinct, over-casual.

First, a period of cheap money opens the door to slack and over-risky lending.