Sentence examples for this slackening from inspiring English sources

"This slackening off of rent rises will be a welcome relief to many, and will help landlords keep hold of existing good tenants for the long-term," he said.

This slackening is related to the temperature structure of the storm.

It will be interesting to see if this slackening of rigorous enforcement signals a new standard for next season.

On Tuesday, however, the company said in a press release that this slackening has had a greater-than-expected effect due to "the significant improvement in the price/performance of the new Intel-based Mac platform".

None of this slackens the pace of a book which is equally adept at describing a long summer as it is at a trial whose dialogues occupy the second part.

This effort is slackening off even before the task is half completed [ 20].

From about 1770, this trend slackened, and economic crises, provoking alarm and even revolt, became frequent.

Around the middle of 2013, we saw the pace of this shift slacken as the number of heavy-reading early adopters dropped off and readers caught up with the books they had energetically loaded on to their new devices.

Consequently, this factor slackens their interest towards use of walking devices [10, 58, 96, 97].

The Premier League side, who have now won all five of their away matches in cup competitions this season, slackened off in the closing stages - and their hosts took advantage.

If this happens, slacken the dressing until you can insert a finger between the dressing and the dog's throat.