Sentence examples for loose at best from inspiring English sources

The narrator may talk early on about "the iron chains of memory", but his links with the past are often loose at best.

Like all charts, those tend to be vaguely self-reinforcing – and their relation to the actual highest-quality games is loose at best – but "top grossing" takes it a stage further, encouraging the sort of cash-grabbing that makes Clash of Clans, Game of War and Candy Crush Saga a perpetual top three.

But the connection between all of these things in that system is loose at best.

Any commonalities between the story and the case surrounding Williams seem very loose at best.

Although tech companies have been working with automakers for years, until recently those relationships were loose at best.

Unfortunately, the American government seems too dumb to realize this: so they maintain stupid visa laws, while ignoring smart alternatives; keep playing fast-and-loose, at best, with net neutrality; and, oh yes, plan to wiretap (and thanks to Wikileaks censor) the entire Internet, at great cost, apparently in the hope that bad guys will never discover the magic of public-key encryption.

The great majority of these explanations and recommendations, however, are based on loose analysis at best, purely implicit theorizing at worst.

But we are locked in this cage of our own making, boxed in by national numbers that are loose averages at best, and by a political and media conversation that is seemingly incapable of complexity in a complex world.

In truth, the thirteen states represented a very loose coalition at best.

But many of these maintain a loose affiliation at best, in part due to widespread poverty and unemployment rates around 50%. "If you're struggling to keep the lights on, you're not worrying about getting to Mass on Sunday," says Schneider.

Yet these labels are — at best — loose approximations of what they are trying to say.