Sentence examples for too slack from inspiring English sources

Infection controls for these imported plants are far too slack.

Too stylish to have a journal's authenticity, Allende's novel is too slack to be artful.

They do not just have to worry about rules being too slack.

At times Adichie's writing is too straightforward, the novel's pace too slack.

Aired first on 4Extra, this new series, though congenial, is too slack and studenty for Radio 4.

The spaghetti bolognese now contains too much chilli, and your energy providers are too slack at reading bills.

Under Dawn Walton's direction, this strong ensemble compellingly conveys the emotional turmoil of a family under pressure, although a too-slack tempo occasionally cushions the punch of the drama.

Under pressure they may have been, but the visitors showed eye-catching movement and crisp passing throughout this contest and, having gone behind to Joe Cole's early opener, punished West Ham's all-too-slack defending.

It thinks the economy has too much slack, not too many slackers.

The first half is too long, slack and tame.

But lots of people she knew thought that she had cut him too much slack.