Sentence examples for because of loose from inspiring English sources

Now they will have to depend on Mr Kirchner's word alone.A second danger is inflation, Argentina's former nemesis, which has lately surged to 12%, partly because of loose monetary policy.

In addition, large amounts of cash, he said, pass easily through Panama City's international airport — itself a growing hub for flights to and from all over Latin America — because of loose and unenforced customs reporting requirements.

Then it quickly silenced its own alarm bells, casting spills as a "very low probability event" and noting that companies had "speculated" that deep-water blowouts might cap themselves (because of loose sediment on the ocean floor).

And because of loose restrictions on weapons here, Arizona is now considered a knife carrier's dream, a place where everything from a samurai sword to a switchblade can be carried without a quibble.

The high peaks around Keene and the Finger Lakes Region have been found to be particularly susceptible to the slides because of loose soil deposited on bedrock and formed by glacial lake sediment thousands of years ago, said Andrew Kozlowski, the associate state geologist with the New York State Museum and director of its geological mapping program.

Cable, who has called for an independent audit of B&B's accounts to be published, said: "I suspect that a substantial proportion of the bank's assets are of poor quality because of loose self-certification and because of the speculative element in buy to let.

Export growth held up well because of looser monetary conditions and continued demand for Chinese goods, analysts with ANZ said.

But others, like Doug Gregory, a marine biologist with the University of Florida, say that overall quality has decreased because of looser regulations in other countries and longer shipping times — if you can even believe what the menu says.

But that is a far cry from the double-digit annual leaps China has become accustomed to, and will be possible only because of looser monetary policy and perky regional-government spending.

But not that if (m) is very large, the number of iterations increases because of loosing the orthogonality property.

The analysis of the X-ray reflection profile allowed us to imagine that low-temperature shift of the transition point is considered to occur due to the easier thermal motion of the planar-zigzag chains around the chain axis because of looser packing of chains containing higher population of bulky CF2CF2 groups.