Sentence examples for the laxness from inspiring English sources
noun
The property of being lax, lacking strictness.
- There was a certain laxness in safety preparations that made the fire worse.
For all the laxness that suffused other schools, the rules at Cardinal Hayes remained strict.
"I don't want to blame the revolution for everything, but the laxness started with the revolution," he said.
It is not the inadequacy of the rules, or the laxness with which even they were applied.
Both agree that the euro zone's problems have been caused by the laxness of countries that piled up debt and lost competitiveness.
Double Dutch The branding of Saint Rudy ReprintsAhold took advantage of the laxness of the capital markets in the 1990s to go on a euro20 billion acquisition binge.
Kaye Stearman of the Campaign Against the Arms Trade, condemned the "laxness" that had allowed the companies to promote illegal equipment.
In the 1920s Laxness, with The Great Weaver of Kashmir, began to lead the Icelandic novel out from that shadow.
Berg's collection, expertly translated by a poet with an encyclopedic knowledge of both his source material specifically and various Scandinavian poetries generally -- is the perfect cure for the spiritual laxness of much contemporary verse.
The Parenting Laxness subscale score was calculated as the average of the contributing items (Cronbach's α = 0.81) and a higher score reflects more permissive parenting.
Brazil and Mexico both have deficits of less than 2% of GDP, a far cry from the fiscal laxness of a few years ago.The news is not all good: India's budget deficit is still large.
The most predictable Justices now on the Court, Antonin Scalia and Thomas, seem brooding isolatoes, openly contemptuous of the doctrinal laxness of their brethren.
