Sentence examples for exceedingly loose from inspiring English sources
The end of exceedingly loose Fed policy has been coming for so long that it should be no surprise when it arrives.
Elsewhere on the set, there are pleasurable oddities (a pair of long instrumental duets with Bo Diddley, a pair of exceedingly loose Big Joe Turner covers) and buried-treasure originals ("You Two," "Trick or Treat").
Yet the rules governing what steps campaigns must take to safeguard the information are exceedingly loose, according to Joseph Lorenzo Hall, chief technologist at the Center for Democracy and Technology.
"But it was exceedingly easy.
This makes it exceedingly difficult, psychologically, to cut loose from actions that failed the test of utility in meeting national interests years ago.
And when the papers were exceedingly coarse, brash, or harshly militant that is, when they violated even the counterculture's loose standards of civility and propriety they gave people good cause to turn their noses at the movement.
And when the papers were exceedingly coarse, brash, or harshly militant — that is, when they violated even the counterculture's loose standards of civility and propriety — they gave people good cause to turn their noses at the movement.
And in an authoritarian country that has begun to experiment with looser controls on the news media, the issue has raised the prospect of something exceedingly unusual: public outrage might force the government to reconsider its plans.
And in an authoritarian country that has begun to experiment with looser controls on the news media, the controversy has raised the prospect of something exceedingly unusual: that public outrage might actually force the government to reconsider its plans.
