Sentence examples for loose processes from inspiring English sources
"loose processes" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a way of doing things that is not necessarily organized or structured. For example, "In the past, our company operated under loose processes, but now we have a more organized system in place."
Thus technology let loose processes that led to us evolving larger and larger brains.
Considering the difficulties in paying CHA incentives and the role of non-financial incentives in promoting work motivations, we agree with Schneider [ 33] that relatively loose processes surrounding the selection and deployment of community-based health workers and voluntary forms of participation may potentially be advantageous.
The idea is to conduct a loose process, analogous to a jury trial, with experts and stakeholders as witnesses and advisers on procedure as "professional" judges.
In practice, loose process to uncover weak signals and wild cards in water utilities could, for example, simply be a coffee table discussion covering daily newspapers and some social media sources, reflecting what these could mean for the water services and trying to identify relations between the potentially meaningful signals.
It was a pretty loose process and we were very inspired.
A modern dancer by training, Romaine found the loose process of Circus Amok too different from her own to join as a performer.
Set amid the craft beer scene in Chicago (where Swanberg lives with his wife and young son), "Drinking Buddies" maintains the loose process and emotional acuity of his earlier work but hews more or less to the structure of a rom-com.
Biopsy specimens from the two different tumors removed showed an encapsulated spindle cell proliferation with compact areas (Antoni A), foci of palisaded nuclei (Verocay bodies), and a less frequent loose-textured component with round nuclei and loose-knit processes (Antoni B).
Navigating through the loose rehearsal process provided him room to roam around the mind of the playwright and the character he created.
Part of their verve comes from a loose recording process, based around this formidable trio that takes the stage with little fanfare.
A systematic, standardized process applied across countries is more likely to be perceived as fair than a more loose and intuitive process.
