Sentence examples for loose range from inspiring English sources

Geological radars were used to monitor the loose range and level of surrounding rocks.

Mr Brown had wanted a narrower range of 30-40bn euros (£26.8bn - £35.8bn) as the global public funding estimate to keeping global warming below a two degree rise, but, to bring Ms Merkel on board, he accepted the need for a looser range of figures.

That grants a looser range for what the final number could be, thus obscuring real performance.

Scholar E. Babelon argued that the cup had been made in Egypt during the general time of the Ptolemies, a much looser range stretching from 305 to 30 BC.

Often the criteria are quite loose and temporally free range: you are no longer a socialist if you've shared a platform with a revolutionary, or been involved with Stop the War (the jury is still out as to whether going on a Stop the War march counts), or ever espoused anything other than parliamentary democracy, even if it was the 90s and you were drunk.

There may be a few loose beeves wandering around out here on the open range, but it's mostly unpopulated.

You can free range your ducks when they are adults, but remember you may loose ducks occasionally to predators.

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Bronze- and flint-tipped arrows were loosed at close range, piercing skulls and lodging deep into the bones of young men.

Between then and the 1930s, many domesticated horses were turned loose on the range, accidentally or on purpose; domesticated stallions were turned out to mate with mares on the range with the goal of producing cavalry remounts for the military.