Sentence examples for loose nature from inspiring English sources

But that loose nature also makes it hard to find out who is there to follow.

For starters, we had difficulties mounting the equipment onto our original glove (a common gardening glove) due to the loose nature of it.

There are, however, some signs that the loose nature of the group is starting to grate on the nerves of more established members.

Bauer Media, the publisher of Zoo, had previously argued that ordinary readers understood the publication's "fast and loose" nature and would recognise the article was "facetious".

There was playing of a fast and loose nature, but that's what good drama does: keeps stretching the tension without snapping it.

This is a pitch that is offering increasing turn to spinners but which, by its loose nature, also lends bite to the seam when the ball is hard during the first 15 to 20 overs.

What might be the ecological consequences of mice who think like human beings, let loose in nature?

The loose, unconsolidated nature of the rocks and soils of these volcanic islands is another significant contributing factor, sometimes aggravated by ground instability caused by human activity.

We also show that as temperature increases and the timescales characterizing events of different range become comparable, these elemental steps loose their nature of rare activated events.

It is so susceptible to slides that the state sometimes tries, as at a number of other locations, to let them loose before nature does, with howitzers and with explosives that crews drop from planes and helicopters.

Another warning, don't let canal earphones get inside your purse because they'll pick up every atom of loose tobacco, nature valley crumb, and fingernail clipping.