Sentence examples for a looser definition from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wald has a looser definition.
ICE, using a looser definition of "gang member," said it got 13 in Nassau and 15 in neighboring Suffolk.
In announcing his plan for federal financing of stem cell research, President Bush used a looser definition.
Applying a looser definition of negligence found in federal decisions, the jury sided with Mr. Danzig and awarded his client $30,000.
Both he and Ms. Larko have chosen landscape views from all over northern New Jersey, but Mr. Daly has a looser definition of landscape.
Jason Wilson and Tim Cahill, who chose the selections in the first anthology, seem to have a looser definition of travel writing than their competitors, James O'Reilly, Larry Habegger and Sean O'Reilly.
Late in the book, the novel's anti-hero, Tyler Durden, gives his demographic a loose definition.
Like many other states, it had a loose definition of "shovel-ready".
This is not just traditional ground beef between two halves of a bun, but rather a "variety of ingredients which constitute a loose definition of burgers," she said.
A loose definition of "rural area", for example, let an internet provider get federal funding to wire up a Houston suburb where million-dollar homes were under construction.
hrc.utexas.edu DALLAS Shape of Things Trenton Doyle Hancock, the star Houston artist whose fantastical works conjure mythological worlds, has a loose definition of the word "sculpture".
