Sentence examples for Loose standards from inspiring English sources

Films are sometimes held to loose standards even though they stand to benefit the most from the double game.

Housing is a speculative investment, especially when lenders have very loose standards for borrowers.

The court used similarly loose standards to approve patents for business methods and certain technology.

Authorizers, often universities, oversee operation according to whatever loose standards they choose.

By my loose standards at the time, a fine case of revenge".

It's also based on loose standards and secret evidence, which ensnares innocent people.

Consumers can select from three types of fit -- loose, standard or athletic.

But even accepting the somewhat fast and loose standard for being at war, it is difficult to discern where Snowden has been supporting the al-Qaida and "associated groups" enemy.

Although the researchers set a very loose standard of one hour per week of light jogging or an equivalent activity to classify someone as an "exerciser," only about 44 percent of the males and 35 percent of the females met the standard.

These eye-popping numbers are largely the result of the US government's use of a loose standard – so-called "reasonable suspicion" – in determining who, exactly, can be watchlisted.

One core component of the problem is, as the DOJ report on Cleveland reflects, there is a dangerously loose standard for holding police accountable for the use excessive and deadly force.