Sentence examples for loosely addressing from inspiring English sources

Zoe Lyons A short tour of her Edinburgh 2014 show Mustard Cutter kicks off for Zoe Lyons, loosely addressing "the idea of what it is to try and better yourself".

The biennial's theme is "Integration and Resistance in the Global Age," which means that many of the artists at least loosely address issues of globalization, immigration and the economy.

Loosely cover the entire cage with it.

The question should not be 'old conservation' (based on intrinsic value and protected areas) vs 'new conservation (addressing drivers and other loosely defined interventions).

Realizing the critical importance of addressing manufacturability/yield during design (which is loosely termed as DFM, design for manufacturing), there has been a surge of research activities recently from both academia and industry under the "DFM" umbrella.

This is a broad, loosely defined activity, but usually involves collecting data for businesses to use in addressing their customer needs and preferences, or for looking for new products or suppliers for their existing customer base.

"Their loosely worded proposal didn't address the rather obvious execution risks," Duncan L. Niederauer, the chief executive, said in a telephone interview on Sunday.

CHW sessions are loosely constructed to allow CHWs to address a range of behavioral goals, but must address several specific health topics (Table 3).

Shiyanomayini, loosely translated meaning "leave whatever you have", addresses the issue of crime in South Africa's using several lenses.

Over the past few years a group of small startups has emerged to address the market for improving site performance, loosely called Internet Traffic Management.

Although we started with an interview guide of questions that we hoped to address with different informants, this guide was used loosely to ensure that information we thought would be significant was included.