Sentence examples for time slacken from inspiring English sources

Fox is picking up an unusually high number of new shows, partly because it has seen its momentum in prime time slacken over the past two years as its longtime bellwether show, "American Idol," has suffered ratings declines.

This is not the time to slacken off or give up because if we get this right, the prize is huge.

It's time to slacken our grip on the Hero's Journey (always a male archetype) and look to other types of story to guide us.

Then when the people had gone home he would spell it out; it was time she slackened the rein.

The S&P 500 index hit a one-month low on bullish US consumer spending data in August as it raised concerns the Federal Reserve could hike rates at a time of slackening global growth.

If brokers' signs were allowed, the town might look, from the right distance, like a giant and very expensive tag sale, and the sudden conspicuousness of so much supply, in a time of slackening demand, might shatter a range of illusions best epitomized by the risible listing prices.

Perhaps the interest will slacken with time, but I doubt it.

Unfortunately, US demand for Mexico's illegitimate exports, without which there would be no Mexican drug cartels, is not expected to slacken any time soon.

But for the moment, he said, demand for commercial time is not slackening.

On the same day, the Bank of England unexpectedly trimmed its rate for a fourth time this year, citing slackening world growth.

Stir in the icing sugar a little at a time, adding the milk to slacken the mixture.