Sentence examples for such slackness from inspiring English sources
They have spent the past year shaking up the management the British bosses who allowed such slackness have nearly all left and renegotiating with subcontractors.
Such slackness has many well-documented costs; Louisiana routinely ranks at or near the bottom on measures like high-school graduation rates, and near the top when it comes to measures like infant-mortality and murder rates.
No such slackness for Angelina Jolie, though, who has been reported to be an advocate of the "ancient grains" diet, scarfing back grains and seeds such as quinoa and chia and farro and buckwheat and freekeh and millet like there's no tomorrow in pursuit of healthy insides and glowing skin.
I've never worked inside the party side of politics, so I haven't an informed view on how so capable and rightly ambitious a man can have allowed such fatal slackness.
Also hanger parameters such as the force, slackness, overstressing, and fatigue of inclined and modified hangers have been compared.
Such correction helps preventing skin slackness [ 41].
This note deals with the problem of controlling a simple one-degree-of-freedom (1-dof) juggling robot (a system that belongs to the class of nonsmooth hybrid complementary-slackness dynamical systems), when some physical parameters such as the object mass and the restitution coefficient are not exactly known.
With dancehall dons such as Buju Banton and Vybz Kartel locked up, and audience fatigue with a diet of guns and slackness, the Marley youth (loosely spearheaded by Damian, Stephen and Ziggy) are seen as leaders of Jamaica's progressive reggae renaissance, called the "roots revival".
Fears that rude "slackness" lyrics would overwhelm reggae's spiritual side would prove unfounded, with a rearguard action mounted by such neo-roots artists as Luciano, Anthony B and Sizzla.
By complementary slackness, μm(Ymλ - φym) = 0, m = 1,..., M, so slack in any element of a country's projected output vector φy implies that the country assigns a zero weight to that output.
In addition to the explicitly political lyrics of songs of the early 1980s such as "Operation Eradication" and "Soldier Take Over," Yellowman incorporated into his repertoire salacious lyrics that became widely known as "slackness," a Jamaicanism for licentiousness.
