Sentence examples for liberally to include from inspiring English sources

Dzadovsky said he believed the "area" defined by the contract had some wiggle room and should be interpreted liberally to include teams that are reachable in about two hours, like the Braves.

I estimate, for instance, that there are five million N.H.L. fans in the greater Toronto region (which I define fairly liberally to include the outskirts of the Golden Horseshoe): about twice as many as in the New York metropolitan area, which has three N.H.L. teams.

The notion of action is to be understood liberally to include cognition.

Despite this knowledge, some poxvirus genomes have been liberally annotated so as to include all ORFs above a certain size, irrespective of whether they overlap larger well-characterized genes.

The language of the bill is written to encourage companies to share liberally and include as many personal details as possible.

The Ministry of Health has urged the candidates vying for a variety of local, state and federal positions on July 5 to take precautions, including using antibacterial hand gel liberally, to avoid spreading the influenza virus.

When the brand was officially introduced in 1980, using just yellow pads, the company again circulated free samples liberally, including to chief executives of Fortune 500 companies and their secretaries.

Other entities financed by Mnuchin include Clinton's presidential campaign during the 2008 election, when he and others at Dune gave liberally to the current Democratic frontrunner.

Occasionally, asterisks are applied liberally to explain the historical wrinkle.

The government is promising to spend liberally to combat recession.

He substituted liberally to maintain the defensive energy.