Sentence examples for defined loosely from inspiring English sources

Children take their tablets, a term defined loosely, as seriously as they do their bikes.

Megaton was defined loosely, and boosted designs (with yields in the hundreds of kilotons) were proposed to meet it.

"We may have to come up with the Asian version of NATO; loosely defined, loosely networked…and excluding China".

Suddenly, Occupy Wall Street, a movement defined loosely as being a protest against economic injustice and inequality, had human faces and voices: the women screaming on the ground.

Climate is often defined loosely as the average weather at a particular place, incorporating such features as temperature, precipitation, humidity, and windiness.

Hence, one sievert, defined loosely, is that amount of radiation roughly equivalent in biologic effectiveness to one gray of gamma rays (1 Sv = 100 rem).

In his latest incarnation, Mr. Ferrara is running for Parliament on a small slate devoted to a single issue: "pro-life," which he defines loosely.

Mr. Streible said such films, which he defines loosely as "amateur films and home movies, medical films, outtakes, uncompleted films, fragments — things which were not commercial features," are also "the ones that need the most preservation and advocacy".

"Disposition matrices" to determine loosely defined imminent threats have replaced front lines.

Localism may be defined rather loosely.

But the word "abstraction" is defined rather loosely in this show.