Sentence examples for loose term from inspiring English sources

But "based" was a loose term.

This is a usefully loose term, however.

"Yes, but that's a very loose term," he replied.

At the very least, it's a loose term that means different things to different people.

Most are now claiming to have "4G" networks, but it is a loose term.

We're seeing more American films that qualify for that loose term, art film".

This loose term, however, is also applied to wood of a forest stand and to products of round form.

"Control" and "jurisdiction" are loose terms here, since the boards' power is largely advisory.

"UPTOWN/DOWNTOWN" "Uptown" and "downtown" are loose terms in the New York dance world, part geographical, part aesthetic, part economic.

FP: It's interesting that this is still in the Liberal Democrat manifesto, though it is included in quite loose terms.

Le Monde, a leading daily, wrote: "In the crisis, the French model, formerly knocked, finds favour once more".Croissants and car tyresBehind the loose terms and caricature, however, what exactly does the French model consist of?