very slack

Examples (30)

• The ropes were very slack after the storm, threatening to snap.
• The economy has been very slack this quarter, with businesses reporting fewer sales.
• He's been very slack with his homework lately.
• His grip on the handlebars became very slack as he grew tired.
• After the holidays, sales tend to be very slack for most retailers.
• The manager warned the team that they were being very slack in their duties.
• The tension in the bridge was very slack, causing concern among engineers.
• The construction industry is experiencing a very slack period, leading to layoffs.
• She's very slack when it comes to paying her bills on time.
• She noticed the dog's leash was very slack, and the dog was wandering off.
• Tourism in the region is very slack during the off-season.
• If you're very slack, you might miss out on important opportunities.
• After years of disuse, the muscles felt very slack and weak.
• He complained that business was very slack and he was struggling to make ends meet.
• The company culture has become very slack since the new management took over.
• The politician's promises turned out to be very slack when it came to action.
• The market for luxury goods has become very slack due to the economic downturn.
• He's known for being very slack about punctuality.
• He found the straps on his backpack were very slack and needed tightening.
• Local restaurants reported a very slack turnout on weekdays.
• Don't be very slack with your studies; the exams are approaching.
• The security measures were very slack, allowing for easy unauthorized access.
• The usually busy port was unusually very slack this morning.
• The new intern was very slack about following procedures.
• After the initial excitement, the pace of the project became very slack.
• With the summer heat, outdoor activities are very slack.
• I can't afford to be very slack with my finances right now.
• The sail hung very slack in the absence of wind.
• The company's financial reports indicate a very slack performance in the last fiscal year.
• The team's performance has been very slack in the last few games.