Sentence examples for slippage time from inspiring English sources

There is no more slippage time left.

"Sinn Fein took so long to agree this bill at executive level there is no slippage time at all available if the bill is to clear the assembly and be in place for April 2013," he added.

Uptake rates were calculated as the total number of women who attended during this period (plus a 6 month slippage time to allow for delayed attendance), divided by the total number of women invited during the three year screening cycle.

But the imperfect world includes the equation of slippage times cost equals change.

Travel here teaches a kind of fatalism: accept the slippage of time, or sacrifice all peace of mind.

Yasmina Reza, a playwright, wrote of this restlessness as a desire somehow to "combat the slippage of time".

This work, which you can see until 9 March, "examines the slippage between time and the act of image creation" and looks at the "dialectic relationship that exists between individuals and the built environment that surrounds them".

Inside, there are few dates or facts, no reference to ideology, nor to the political or economic backdrop to France's 2007 presidential election campaign.Instead, Ms Reza sought to capture the dramatic essence of a deeply ambitious man who seems to want "to combat the slippage of time".

Similarly, the probability of observing a mitotic slippage at time TS was given by RS  =  fS TS) (Fig. 4A, green lines).

Make sure that the ponytail is not too loose to allow for slippage over time.

The picture's greatest strength is its ability to evoke the sort of subtle slippages in time and memory that become commonplace to Alzheimer's sufferers.