Sentence examples for was a slippage from inspiring English sources

"I don't know if that was a slippage of the tongue or what.

The Markit/Cips purchasing managers' index for construction continued to strengthen in February, hitting 60.1, with any figure above 50 signalling expansion – although there was a slippage to 57.8 in March.

"There could be a slippage of maybe a couple of weeks," said P. J. Crowley, a Pentagon spokesman.

Changes One major change from the 2003 report is a slippage in completion dates for new runways at Heathrow and Stansted.

There is a slippage in Funder's account of her book as she writes: "Most characters' names are their true names, others have been changed".

"There is a slippage from 'I have a feeling I want to make a call' to 'I need to make a call,' " she said.

There may well be a slippage in the appeal of Wall Street careers as the pay differential with other professions declines.

There is a slippage between this kind of hero and the "professional killer" it is her military's mission to train -- a slippage that creates the impression that something else is driving her argument.

"Playing other clubs four times a season is not attractive to most football supporters – as surveys show – and there is a slippage of attendance for many clubs in the Premiership.

Strafed by repeated rejections, the young Lisa retreats into "another magical identity, an extra thing that started to itch and tingle when I felt small". In "Small Fry," there is a slippage between the two Lisas, a beguiling loss of distinction between the work of juvenile self-building and the work of memoir.

All sequences could be unambiguously aligned (note that the 3-bp insertion in allele 18 of mcyD is TTT, which might be a slippage mutation of the prior TTT sequence).