Sentence examples for what a lapse from inspiring English sources

Reflecting on what a lapse on enforcing standards could do to the public's wellbeing, Bullard remarked, "Are we trying to race to the bottom?" On the issue of "unequal protection," Bullard emphasized the need of governmental agencies to work together so that "no community becomes a dumping zone".

Everyone knows what a lapsed Catholic looks like.

Lack of clarity on what defines a lapse and fear of reprisal (for both trainees and faculty) limits reporting.

What an extraordinary lapse of judgment.

Although Williams did not issue severe sanctions for what he deemed a lapse by prosecutors, the interaction was a rough start to what many believe will be the prosecution's best chance at a conviction, after failing to win the first two cases against officers involved in Gray's death.

After the news broke during the next week, Ellis apologized and took responsibility for what he termed a lapse in judgment.

"I think it's a real drag slowing down adjusting to the new situation," he said, describing what he called a lapse that worries Southeast Asian countries that count on Washington to balance the rising economic and diplomatic power of China.

Now, however, it looks like the brand is making up for what some considered a lapse in judgment.

What, then, caused such a lapse?

He said Mr. Gorman had been reprimanded for what appeared to be a lapse in judgment surrounding her hiring.

One only has to look at the over-building of Southeast Asia, not to mention Houston, to see what is possible in a lapse of controls.