If the writing sometimes slackens, it isn't because we don't believe in Grace.
Which is why, as the film ends and Grey's corporate grip finally slackens, it's a relief for all the wrong reasons.
"Amy" is clever and solidly constructed, no question, and, having grabbed you, it refuses to slacken its clutches.
If, for example, one of the companies faces an ugly lawsuit or challenge regarding a listing, it may choose to slacken its enforcement to avoid such complications.
One patient stated: "Sometimes for fun, it slackens its grip and I think that it has gone forever, only for it to cruelly re-assert its control over me and I gasp for breath once more".
She covers the pot tightly with foil and braises the turkey until it slackens, its meat falls from the bone, and the liquid turns into a rich broth.
If both processes occur along the same strand at the same time, the solution of the conflict is simply that replication slackens its pace when it meets active transcription (Wang et al., 2007).
As we study it, the drawing slackens its grip on imagination.
Since that time China's leaders have managed to sail a remarkably smooth economic course, but should growth slacken as it did in 1989, it is more than likely that the Chinese people, especially students, will again question their leaders and demand a greater voice.
