Sentence examples for loose terms from inspiring English sources

"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?

At its heart is a property of thermodynamic systems called entropy – in the equations above it is represented by "S" – in loose terms, a measure of the amount of disorder within a system.

But the account records, previously a closely guarded secret, show that many other types of people have been exploiting its loose terms, and depriving the UK and other countries of tax revenue.

But "based" was a loose term.

This is a usefully loose term, however.

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

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

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