slackest

Flush with cash and banner profits but feeling the boot, it continues to outsource expansion overseas even as domestic resources remain slackest in decades.

The Aviation Boom Market Rick Whittington 2010

This I have observed strikingly in the case of the three "slackest" male races I know -- the

A Holiday in the Happy Valley with Pen and Pencil T. R. Swinburne

As Tuesday is the slackest day, we both take it off, and go somewhere.

Naked Cruelty Colleen McCullough 2010

He knew that the winds of change always return, even in the slackest tides.

Tom Hayden: On the Death of Ted Kennedy 2009

This is the slackest piece of yours I've read yet Doc.

John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting... 2009

And we were far -- very far -- from being the slackest firm on the street.

Billmon: Always the Dollars 2008

On your laziest, slackest days (well, maybe not your absolutely laziest) if you live anywhere in the so-called 'developed' world, you are still party to the most 'productive' society ever.

Mark Silver: How Productivity Contributes to Global Warming and Debt 2008

These human beings '(by the slackest definition of the word) brazen vocalization of their small-mindedness has broadcast an image to the rest of the world of our very own' American Gothic'-turned-horror flick.

Shana Ting Lipton: Newspeak/Hatespeak 2008

At length it was put forth that on our slacked evening in the week, and at our slackest time of that evening betwixt trains, Our Missis would give her views of foreign

Mugby Junction 2007

At length it was put forth that on our slacked evening in the week, and at our slackest time of that evening betwixt trains, Our Missis would give her views of foreign

Mugby Junction 2007