Sentence examples for is rather loose from inspiring English sources

The phrase "missing million" is rather loose, and can be taken to mean those who are registered but habitually do not vote, as well as those missing from the register entirely.

Joseph DePlasco, a spokesman for Mr. Green, said of Mr. Bloomberg, "I know the campaign trail has been rather bumpy for him, but increasingly I think he is rather loose".

We remark that the cut-set bound is rather loose and optimistic.

These results also indicate that the structure of this layer is rather loose and may be easily penetrated by small molecules, like Lsz, that can interact with its components.

The proceedings were rather loose and unstructured.

Within Hinduism, such affiliations tend to be rather loose, nonexclusive, and nebulous.

Because of enforcement difficulties and legal exceptions, the compulsory clause was rather loose, but it instituted the rule.

Many of them, the scientists say, are rather loose agglomerations of stony fragments that have stuck together over time in the cosmic rock tumbler that is the solar system.

The door policy at this event turns out to be rather loose: in the end, we all must dutifully troop to another room, this one painted a stark theatrical white.

Union bounds are simple to compute, but are rather loose at low SNRs.

The worn surface of the plasma-sprayed sample was rather loose and there was granular peeling on the worn surface.