Sentence examples for dramatically loosening from inspiring English sources
Ever more exotic products were dreamt up, including "teaser" loans with an introductory period of interest rates as low as 1%.When the housing market began to slow, lenders pepped up the pace of sales by dramatically loosening credit standards, lending more against each property and cutting the need for documentation.
And the bankers — liberated both by legislation that removed traditional restrictions and by the hands-off attitude of regulators who didn't believe in regulation — responded by dramatically loosening lending standards.
Fiscal policy has been dramatically loosened, with both lower taxes and higher spending.
And their recoveries have been boosted by governments which have dramatically loosened monetary policy and increased government spending.
But it removes a drag on big emerging economies all the more so because their governments have dramatically loosened the fiscal and monetary reins.
India, a nation notorious for bureaucracy and red tape not to mention the long queues outside its diplomatic missions of people hoping to visit the country (see picture above of India House in London)—has dramatically loosened its visa policies.
You will find a new one behind each door every day until ChristmasFrom our blogsTravel: Common sense comes to India We take a look at India's decision to dramatically loosen its visa policies a step in the right direction for a nation notorious for bureaucracyAmericas: Colombia's war The kidnapping of a Colombian general last month did not end the peace process.
There is no doubt that unions can be impediments to such progress and that some collective bargaining agreements ought to be dramatically loosened.
2) DSM-5 dramatically loosens the definition of ADHD by requiring only the presence of "several symptoms before age 12" -- rather than, as in DSM-IV, requiring that the entire syndrome to be present before age 7 (p60).
One proposal, sponsored by Patsy Mink, a Hawaiian congresswoman, would virtually gut welfare reform by loosening work requirements dramatically.
But Mr. Leeds, a co-founder with the former Massachusetts governor, William F. Weld, of Leeds Weld, which invests in private companies, added that the atmosphere in which information is socially traded has loosened up dramatically in the last decade.
