Sentence examples for slippages between from inspiring English sources

In Joan's case, compounding this problem, are slippages between two sets of records.

That's because the exigencies of rendering — tiny slippages between eye and hand — constituted, for him, a permanent emergency, requiring incessant adjustment.

At worst, Sloterdijk could be accused of merely spotting metaphoric slippages between the womb-encircled human foetus, saintly faces surrounded by haloes and the static-charged spheres employed by mesmerists or enthusiasts of animal magnetism.

And there was slippage between voices in an imitative passage toward the end.

The national government in Madrid has blamed Spain's regional governments, estimating that they accounted for about two-thirds of the slippage last year.

The regions accounted for two-thirds of Spain's budgetary slippage last year, which resulted in an overall deficit of 8.5 percent of G.D.P., compared with a 6 percent target.

"The reality regarding Spain is that we do not yet have a full picture of Spain's fiscal slippage last year and the reasons for that slippage," Mr. Barroso said.

Indeed, the Spanish government is struggling on other fronts, notably how to enforce stricter fiscal targets on regional governments that accounted for two-thirds of Spain's budget deficit slippage last year.

The Bank of Japan's governor, Haruhiko Kuroda, was sufficiently alarmed by the signs of slippage last month that he pushed through another increase in the target for the central bank's balance sheet expansion.

Although the exact mechanism of mutation for the repeat pattern variants observed in this study cannot be definitively concluded, it should be noted that the majority of STR variation has been attributed to strand slippage [14 16].

Subsidence and landslips have continued; the north-east tower largely collapsed in the 1950s, and further major slippages occurred in 1969, 1970, and 2002.