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We must be willing to go against the slack and trouble, ready to stir them and then watch them.

she had a feeling (that)bank security was a little slack and wanted to test it out.

I didn't slack off, but I developed a sort of cocky confidence that I had never experienced in my first three years of college.

He said it was unclear whether private demand would be strong enough to pick up the slack when fiscal stimulus fades in 2010.

The only way we could have avoided a prolonged slump would have been for government spending to take up the slack.

In recent weeks he has left interviewers slack-jawed with amazement as he throws out his thoughts on how he would behave as president.

Stock-trading volume also tends to slack off in August, which can magnify the impact of any sudden development.

The first step of that process seems to be happening -- U. S. consumers are more cautious -- but it is unclear who will take up their slack.

He had a ragtag band of criminals ready to pick up the slack .

Then, tell your belayer to leave some slack in the rope while you climb up a few moves and take a fall.

Whenever I say this to a guy, he will generally stare at me, slack jawed , as if I were speaking some foreign language.

This week, Beijing appeared to be cutting Pyongyang yet more slack by welcoming Kim Jong-il, North Korea's leader, for a secretive visit.

At first he thought this was because he had allowed his will to weaken, the concentrated power of his mind to grow slack.

Compounding matters, the industry will no longer be able to rely on a rising population of new "wealth accumulators" to take up the slack.

While full-time tech jobs might not be making a roaring comeback, freelance and part-time work seems to be picking up the slack.

That's like writing about sex and trying to make it boring, so please cut me some slack if I try to make you chuckle along the way.

The slip-knot about his wrist would not yield, for the bear was all the time pulling in the slack with his paws.

India did not prevent overall profit growth; in another year another country will do poorly and India will pick up the slack.

Most North Route tours end at Yangkuo (Slack Mouth) beach, named for an offshore rock shaped like the head of a slumped back man.

This message would be terminally muddled were the FSA to be seen to have cut Prudential slack to help get the deal done.

Tom is often late for work these days, but I'm sure boss will cut him some slack. After all, his wife just died.

All the more reason you need to talk to her and ask her to cut you some slack.

And what's been taking up the slack in the last few decades? Well, a lot of natural gas and a little bit of nuclear, for starters.

And there is nothing in the European data suggesting that the private sector will be ready to take up the slack in less than two years.

He was capable of slack writing which he would not condone in others.

"They're getting slack, I'm afraid, " said the little deep-eyed man, "Our principle is to amuse everyone. "

Japanese savers will be selling bonds in retirement -- and there aren't enough younger workers to save enough to pick up the slack.

Bernanke also said the recovery will gain momentum only gradually and that economic slack will decline slowly.

If I happen to finish my One Thing early, I can slack off for the rest of the day (my favorite strategy), or I can pick my next One Thing.

Gerard Lyons, chief economist at Standard Chartered, said China can only "partially make up for the slack in demand from U. S. consumers" .

Just to be included in the company of these amazing women I have so admired through the years, has left me slack-jawed with awe.

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said the economy had a high degree of slack, which should help to keep inflation contained.

Rather than rushing to fill the vacancy, I watched to see which employees would voluntarily pick up the slack.

But those alone can hardly account for all the slack in what was supposed to be a reasonably vigorous recovery by now, he says.

It was attached to a stout crosstimber above his head and the slack fell to the level of his knees.

U. S. policy makers will have to hope one of its chief economic rivals steps in to pick up the slack.

LeBron, who battled back spasms all night long, wasn't at his best, and his teammates were unable to pick up the slack.

To dissocial and slack patient, should supervise and urge its attend simple recreational and sports activities, avoid lie in bed all day.

Around the house, she wears paint-spattered jeans and old T-shirts, through whose slack sleeves you often catch sight of her underarm hair.

There was a slight noise behind her and she turned just in time to seize a small boy by the slack of his roundabout and arrest his flight .

Prevent loops in slack from being pulled tight and kinking. If a loop is formed do not pull it out, unfold it.

If you don't slack and give a good performance then the chances of that heated argument with your boss further diminish.

But the longer economic weakness drags on, the more slack builds up in the system, keeping a lid on prices.

Is there any other country capable of picking up the slack?

I know you've been through a lot, so I'm willing to cut you some slack here. But, don't you yell at me again, okay? Enough is enough.

Still, as I said, advocates of health care reform were willing to cut Mr. Obama some slack.

Coke, suffering from weak sales in North America and other important markets, warns of slack sales for a year or so.

Ditto a boring meeting is crying out for a BlackBerry to take up the mental slack.

However, when we put ourselves in extreme situations that tax its natural capabilities, it's up to us pick up the slack and help it perform.

I did not want to become involved in the fishing which had its good times and its slack times.

In the ordinary circumstances, a ton anhydrous does not have the slack coal to be able to transform half ton above fluid carburetion.

Similar slack -- the unused portion of an economy's productive capacity -- is evident across the U. S.

Claussen says in the absence of a substantive commitment by the federal government, U. S. states have stepped in to pick up the slack.

Finding replacement lawyers who can pick up the slack quickly has been a struggle.

Leave a bit of slack when wrapping your headphones.

Most companies in need of financing can just tap another market. Couldn't the bank loan market pick up the slack?

Finally, labor market slack is sharply rising in the U. S. , and rising, as well, in Europe and other advanced economies.

Oh, cut me some slack. It's not like you can't understand me. I was just typing too fast, you know.

Not so in Britain: though there is plenty of economic slack, inflation has actually been above the Bank of England's target.

That will not to make up for slack demand from large economies, which include the UK, France, Japan, Italy and Spain.

If you slack and miss out on important deadlines and also don't care about being on time then expect a rude awakening during review time.

That is, there are many energy signals, and maybe you can affect one of them, but then others seem to take up the slack.

From her to give you the first day, you should not have any slack, not to say let them grieve grievance.

Or there could be less slack in the economy than appears on the surface, a view held by some inside the Fed.

But even if they remain well anchored, expectations alone do not explain why inflation does not respond more to economic slack.

My understanding was that if your bottom spokes go slack when just riding around your spoke tension is too low.

Then will come a surge of reconstruction, which reallocates spending and, at a time of economic slack, is likely to raise it, too.

In short, China's export-driven model could fall apart before consumers are able to pick up the slack.

'The worst possible thing you can do for your career [is to feel] 'You're not paying me so can I slack off, ' ' says Mr. Smith.

Thermal plants cannot be used to take up the slack. They have been neglected.

But I'll tell you what, if you cut him a little slack.

as right fielder bobby abreu deals with his offensive skid , matsui has picked up the slack , and his contributions have not gone unnoticed.

And the Nightwatcher was the only guy to pick up the slack.

It was the slack hour, and pale trim waitresses were preparing the little tables for dinner.

Lying in a den in Bombay, with a slack jaw and not much to say.

There had been hopes China's consumers could rescue the world economy by taking up the slack from credit-strapped Americans or Europeans.

Fit Mighty-Tite onto any seat belt, lift the ratcheted handle a few times and easily remove unwanted slack for a tight car seat fit.

The devil wants you to think your part does not matter, so you will slack off.

Moving too fast, the U. S. has warned, could risk a repeat of the global recession if private demand didn't pick up the slack.

Maybe the next time western economies stall, domestic demand from Asia will pick up the slack.

Blasting excavation usually can destroy and slack adjoining rock in a certain range, resulting in a reduction in its supporting strength.

The American consumer is faltering, British shoppers are heavily in debt and anxious Germans are unlikely to take up the slack.

Indeed, such strong figures have encouraged some analysts to predict that consumers will take up some of the slack in a slowing economy.

The plays are usually performed during the slack season, while peasants are in a break and wishing for the harvest.

In recent years volunteer organizations have emerged to help pick up the slack.

Time is unable not to walk because of your slack in fact , life is unable to have compassion for you because of your experience.

as a threat to an America that is not as strong as it used to be, but rather as a rich ally that can take up some slack.

Thus, the ambition to be "infuriated" deeply "Waiting" and "slack" It seems that some of the same.

Although the voice of Huo mulberry is very easy to get along with, but his sharp-edged vision doesn't always and never slack off.

The company cited slack economic conditions world-wide and higher energy and commodities prices.

Temporary spending to pick up economic slack may be useful but the long-term benefits of austerity seem clear.

Besides, the project will also provide farmers along the expressway with a chance to earn extra money in slack seasons.

Companies slashed salaries and curtailed benefits, all while asking shell-shocked veterans to pick up the slack for downsized colleagues.

But that will take a while, and modern businesses run "just-in-time" inventory policies with very little slack.

'But what if one salesperson seems to win every month? The others might slack off, knowing they have little chance to take the prize. '

Goods in our shop are always short of demand, so our Business has never Been slack.

A semi-slack line keeps your weight in the same place on the bottom and helps maintain the natural appearance.

Slack the rope before trying to unite the knot.

They must not appear slack or light in relation to the over-all depth of the body.

Consequently overloads can be reliably prevented, slack rope situations recognised and balance weights safely monitored.

As soon as the public mood become clear, organized pressures began to slack off somewhat.

With an incarceration rate second only to Russia and six times as high as our Western allies, America is not a nation of slack laws.

Her thighs, too, they used to look so quick and glimpsy in their female roundness, somehow they too were going flat, slack, meaningless.

The motion of the slack diaphragm is transmitted through a mechanical linkage to an indicating scale.

As governments start to pull that back, the big question is, is private sector demand going to pick up the slack?

American money managers have taken up the slack, but they too are becoming twitchy about their exposure, according to a market participant.

Tiger: The night bedroom frequently work overtime, tiger roar forest, eight noodles power and prestige, can't slack have no dint.

Despite recent signs of improvement in consumer spending, housing and stock markets, the economy is still burdened by slack.

Europe certainly cannot be counted on to pick up the slack.

There is the resentment of those left behind to take up the slack, especially where fat advances have been paid.

And, says Mr Morrison, jewellery is not going to pick up the slack if investment falters.

In conclusion, a sharp slack in goods, labor and commodity markets will lead to global deflationary trends over the next year.

The right controls help eliminate much of the waste and slack remaining in development processes, and actually increase flexibility.

for it received the counter-shock of commercial crises, of failures, strikes, slack seasons, all inherent to great political disturbances.

Thinking it would give her enough slack to raise her leg, she reached back and unzipped her skirt a little.

Even as growth slows from Saudi Arabia and other big producers, other regions around the world may pick up the slack.

marriage , a man becomes slack and selfish , and undergoes a fatty degeneration of his moral being .

The tractor take up the slack and pull the trailer out of the mud.

If Westerners are expecting Brazil and China to pick up the slack for our weak economies, we will have to give up something in return.

But soaring drug bills, an ageing population, slack cost controls and reduced tax revenues are testing the system to breaking point.

The briefing shows that drought and ecological catastrophe swept over the whole locality, and followed by a slack economic.

Were Japan's recovery broad-based, an export slowdown would matter less, because domestic consumption would take up the slack.

February and August are slack months and you'll find dealers are more willing to talk discounts , for two reasons.

Second, monetary policy should not be too slack. Raising reserve requirements is a small step in the right direction.

Business investment has lately been stronger than residential investment, but it is unlikely to pick up the slack in the near future.

Of course you can shake your rod to try to attract a bass, but if you do, do it sparingly and always shake on a semi-slack line.

They leave me no room to slack because in many ways, they are enrolled into upholding that personal development identity as well.

New Year's time, although coinciding with the slack, but the general feeling is busy every year.

A Buffer is an "extra" that helps take up the slack until things get back to normal.

Invest in a good desk, chair, and computer so you'll be comfortable working, but not so comfortable that you'll be tempted to slack-off.

Although output growth should be stronger next year , resource slack and unemployment seem likely to decline only slowly .

Chinese fiscal spending can take up some of the slack if the global economy starts to rebound some time next year.

With government spending slowing in both regions, central banks are under increasing pressure to pick up the slack.

And it's not as if the Super People get to slack off when they graduate. There's too much competition.

Stealth underemployment also is evident in the rise in the number of workers taking part-time jobs due to the slack economy.

"Slack will be abundant for several years, " he said.

He hopes the United States, the world's top exporter of wheat, will take up the slack in global supply.

When losses started to mount, asset-backed issuance dried up (see chart), forcing governments to take up the slack.

Thus, having a slack or allowing the team to work more might seem like a good option which works for some teams.

The big question is whether, and when, consumer spending and business investment will pick up the slack.

Finally, with the unemployment rate now up to 6. 1%, disinflationary slack is rapidly accumulating in the economy.

They wanted no part of such a slack-twisted fellow.

Now, with the American consumer laid up indefinitely, the world has turned to China to take up the slack.

Trade and foreign direct investment (FDI) from the West are already falling and the middle-income countries are taking up the slack.

So I often encourage people to let themselves off the hook, cut themselves some slack.

In the first six months of 2009, far from taking up the slack, Chinese imports fell by a quarter.

The reality isn't love play, without expected slack , without too much romatic, which is only with sections of flat memories.

It probably means there have to be more consumptions and investments in asia to take up the slack.

Last time growth in new apartment construction slowed so sharply was in 2009, when surging infrastructure investment took up the slack.

Corporations, which are still facing tight credit conditions, are unlikely to pick up the slack any time soon.

If North American aluminum production has lagged , Chinese production has taken up the slack.

Other steel mills are likely to take up the slack, according to Sam Walsh, head of Rio Tinto's Australian-based iron-ore operations.

The so-called Taobao addicts are helping to pick up the slack in a sluggish economy.

We expect that the recovery will only gradually gain momentum and that economic slack will diminish slowly.

When construction, exports and investment plunged, nothing could take up the slack.

The thinking was, If I'm going to fall, I should keep my arms and legs slack and at an indirect relation to impact.

They'll cut you some slack when they see that you're new and you're open to being helped.

Cut people some slack. After 10 years of working with rape and domestic violence victims, I've learned a lot about people.

During slack season, the handicraft industry is undertaken by women mainly with men in a relatively less important status.

The acceleration of real wage rate even in slack seasons in a poor region indicates that the era of surplus labor is over.

Moreover, some industries that have seen a surge in investment could face slack demand once the infrastructure boom slows down.

I wish it were holiday all the time, so I could always slack off.

I may hate customers, but at least I can slack off sometimes.

But many small mills that are more sensitive to prices began cutting production last month in response to slack demand.

Slack lending, thanks to both lack of demand and tighter underwriting, could prove a more persistent problem.

He noticed instead how her hair looped in slack, slovenly strands over her rather beautiful ears, which were not quite clean.

Business is pretty slack, to begin with, and then I'm fixing up a little house for Ned and Ruth, when they're married.

If six months after delivery you still find that your vagina's too slack for comfort, talk to your doctor about other possible treatments.

such lax and slipshod ways are no longer acceptable; lax in attending classes; slack in maintaining discipline.

If no one is looking over our shoulder, we tend to let ourselves slack off.

It is time to draw some firm boundaries, in such a way that MPs are cut the slack they need to do their job.

Yet the dangers of deflation will lurk as long as the economy has so much slack.

If the public sector spends less, will the private sector take up the slack?

This would be fine if someone else were taking up the slack.

Just enter the University, Senior management is not so strict, all of a sudden a lot of slack down classmates.

Slack is the amount of time a task can be delayed without delaying the project completion date.

Because of the slack in international banking right now U. S. banks might be overanxious and overdo themselves.

What he would rather do is create some slack for himself and enjoy his job more.

So we have to cut our politicians a little slack; they're acting insane because we're acting insane.

That gap will eventually close, but until it does, government spending must take up the slack.

Consistent with our mandate, the Federal Reserve is committed to promoting growth in employment and reducing resource slack more generally.

The price of a ticket must be cheaper in slack season.

Although resource slack cannot be measured precisely, it certainly is high, and it is showing through to underlying wage and price trends.

wires which detect broken or slack ends and, either electrically or mechanically, cause the loom to stop.

sometimes it helps to keep the stakes high from the beginning, so you're not tempted to slack off.

"Just imagine a coil of rope or wire that had become so low in tension [or slack] that it buckled, " says Gandevia.

But this latest data suggests other drivers of economic growth are now taking up the slack.

When the car arrives in the U. S. early next month, Lexus is hoping that it can pick up the slack of falling SC convertible sales.

Please cut me some slack in the rope so I can untie the boat.

The difference between the pairs of start and finish dates for each task is the float or slack time for the task.

Obama a lot of slack on the specifics of his proposal, as long as it's big and bold.

Personal portfolio of Californian new media developer Johnny Slack, featuring both personal and professional works.

Thus, we don't need to slack the constraint conditions and can avoid bigger errors. Therefore, more accurate results can be obtained.

I could whimper and whine about all the slack I'm having to pick up, but in the end, it would all just take longer.

The main causes are as follows: incomplete law, slack law enforcement, defective system, weak supervision and the prevailing hidden rules.

Ellis can pick up some of the scoring slack, but he's not a true point guard like Davis .

However, if public order erodes under slack laws, both human lives and human rights may be in danger.

If you slack off, it is irresponsible to evade, the consequences would be unthinkable, not envisaged.

The depth of the downturn means it will take years to eat up the slack created by the recession.

Get a little too over-confident and you might slack off a little in your training or start out way too fast in your race.

There is also little chance of overseas aid payments by rich countries taking up the slack left by the drop in private capital flows.

They then add something for inflation, which they try to relate to the degree of slack or overheating that exists at any one time.

The task becomes critical if the total slack reaches zero.

There should be a very little mic cable slack at the mic stand base.

And as declining incomes force families to cut back on these outlays, she says, "women will most likely pick up the slack. "

For bond investors fixated on AAA credits, there is not much capacity elsewhere to pick up the slack.

In recent years, the national civil servants regulation's slack is a important reasons in the extra-large safety accidents occurring.

Crab salmon get thine hands be slack, from Taiwan, catering to the aircraft carriers to meet your buffet all fantasy!

Reporters on the scene more than 30 minutes and saw a middle-aged women have been dropping arms children eyes slack, eyes wrung dry.

These discouraged workers represent a reservoir of labour-market slack that will dry up only with strong economic growth.

The container makers are also expected to slow production during the slack summer season.

Most municipal governments have introduced ordinances banning sales of cigarettes to minors, but the enforcement is slack.

Women have surged into the paid workforce, but men have yet to pick up their full share of the domestic slack.

Slack oversight by one country can, as the crisis has revealed, spread chaos across many.

They may not always break a sweat on the job, but they slack with attitude and style.

At the same time, the organisation also talked up high-speed internet services to sceptical residents, creating demand where it was slack.

It will take many months for producers in places like Indonesia and Brazil to pick up the slack.

Bank lending to companies is also contracting, although bond markets have taken up some of the slack.

c. Slack is the amount of time a task can be delayed without delaying the project.

Local volunteer trainers will help promote the training, and organize and lead local training sessions during slack time.

More social housing will take up some of the slack, but not all of it.

Some patients occurrence affection is dim, unresponsive, slack, tongueless not language, refuse is fed.

Their shoulders droop, their head hangs down, their breathing becomes shallow, their facial expression is slack.

He has been rather slack in his work lately; you'd better jack him up a bit.

So turn around and I'll pick up the slack!

Second, commercial banks need to strengthen their abilities to grasp the laws of the market and forecast to reduce budgetary slack.

Such question is expounded as a basic problem of shape finding for the slack cable-strut assembly.

Prices for U. S. government debt rallied on the inflation data, which underscored tame price pressures amid the slack in the economy.

His powerful frame was slack as a rag doll, his finely molded features expressionless .

Hold the ventricular catheter in place securely and pull any slack on the catheter away from the incision side.

Facing these achievements, HongZu does not get slack. In future, HongZu will surely become a pioneer in building material industry.

Though orders from Asia and China have not fallen, they aren't picking up the slack.

Only by continuous effort in practice without slack can one approach the ideal personality of humanism gentleman.

Tourism is a seasonal business, and winter generally regards as a slack season.

And if private investors fret, central banks may well pick up the slack.

The two months are the peak(slack) months of the tourist season here.

By connecting distant points, this grid not only delivers power to market, it also allows the system some slack.

I hate wallowers and that's what we've turned into -- a couple of sighing, slack- jawed , self-pitying wallowers!

Deadline dates can affect the total slack on tasks.

As step 6 in the process states, it's important to have at least a couple days of slack time in between sprints.

To strain in heavy seas so that the joints give slightly and the fastenings become slack. Used of a boat or ship.

The reins grow slack in my hands, and I feel my age tonight.

The hoses should be maintained in a slack state when in operation. Forced twistion is prohibited.

Slack in the economy is high and inflationary pressures are likely to stay low.

That means not taking things personally, not assuming that I understand why people are behaving the way they are, and cutting people slack.

US retail sales data are released on Wednesday and are expected to be flat or slightly down, because of slack vehicle and petrol sales.

I used to return feeling very slack and behind the times.

It's your first day here, so I'm going to cut you some slack this time. Next time, you need to do much better.

Complete text string searches for entire drives searching over 230 file types as well as slack and unallocated space.

A slack labor market usually puts downward pressure on wages, which makes it harder for workers to keep up with inflation.