Sentence examples for slickness from inspiring English sources

Not long ago, the fear was that it might lose some of its slickness: business was being concentrated among a few big banks trading among themselves, and the birth of the euro meant that several currencies, and thus opportunities for arbitrage, disappeared.

Your reporter spent the day stumping about this amazingly diverse seat today (affluent stone and slate moorland commuter villages in the east, grim post-industrial public housing complexes in the west), and there was certainly no hiding the fact that the three parties were running campaigns that varied greatly in their slickness.

Mr Clinton has given them enough mendacious slickness to last a lifetime; they now crave "authenticity" and, if possible, heroism.

As the slickness of internet video has increased, so has the time people spend watching it.

And his uncommon fluency may come across as senatorial slickness in much of red America.If Messrs Warner and Biden were rolled into one, they would make a formidable rival to Hillary even at the top of her game.

Polish journalists who once praised Mr Tusk's warmth now find his slickness tiresome.

After years of parliamentary gridlock, a Japanese prime minister is set to have a governing mandate to do nearly anything he wants.For those who followed Mr Abe's brief and inglorious first term in office both the substance of the policy pronouncements and the slickness of their delivery are something of a puzzle.

An ideal leader would combine her principles with Mr Schröder's slickness.

Of course, with such a well-funded, big venue production comes a certain slickness that you won't get from your average circus.

The venue's slickness and crystal acoustics these days suit Carrack solo.

Yet a squad largely inherited from Benitez has acquired unsuspected solidity and slickness.