Sentence examples similar to a loose deadline from inspiring English sources
He also called Loria, who was working with a looser deadline, and said Loria had told him: "I understand.
Later in the day, optimism about the potential for a looser deadline on a China trade deal appeared to strengthen the breeze at Wall Street's back.
Months after my loose deadline had passed, I would still get notes from Bob. "I hope you're having time for Oblomov," he would write, or "We hope you'll see your way to a review".
Tight deadlines lead to a more rapid work pace than loose deadlines.
The New Yorker magazine's comparatively loose deadlines allow him to write for the ages, not just the next morning's box score scanners.
The looser deadline came after states and electric utilities spent months appealing to the E.P.A. for more time to comply.
So this kind of projects should have much looser deadlines to make sure every volunteer gets a batch it can work on.
The Treasury Department has officially set a deadline for raising the debt ceiling, albeit a loose one: Congress needs to act by mid-February or early March, or the country will face an unprecedented default.
Better a loose President than loose warheads.
Through a loose camouflage.
