Sentence examples for so lax that from inspiring English sources

Definitions of obscenity are now so lax that little apart from child pornography is banned.

He said security was so lax that prisoners were able to smuggle in a puppy.

Supervision now is sometimes so lax that suspects continue to commit crimes while under house arrest.

At Hidalgo, she believed, the staff was so lax that the investigators might get lucky and walk right in.

Enforcement of these rules is so lax that federal officials said they were not even aware of the reporting problems.

"There can be no standard so lax that the patrollers are considered victims," said one Latin American diplomat.

The gate accounting has been so lax that the government recently hired a concessionaire to oversee the till.

"We're a much different company than we were five years ago," he added, when financial oversight was so lax that "Interpublic was out of control".

U.S. gun laws are so lax that many Americans believe that they need a weapon to defend themselves and their families.

And then there is the oddness of Auschwitz security being so lax that a child prisoner could make a weekly date with the commandant's son without anyone noticing.

Critics said the system was so lax that terrorists and freeloaders could slip by border guards with ease or stay in the country undetected.