Sentence examples for loosely defined and from inspiring English sources

Independence, however, has been loosely defined, and management too often still appoints related parties.

But inattention was loosely defined and encompassed three potential modes of distraction: visual, physical and cognitive.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a term that is now widely used (and abused), loosely defined and mostly misunderstood.

Loosely defined and flexibly interpreted, a folly, it seems, can be almost anything, though the common thread is the fantasy factor, the whiff of whimsy.

Isolation is loosely defined and none of this explains how Roper came to be in the behavioural management unit for 15 days, or the similar lengths of time for other detainees.

The address came a week after Mr. Trump hired Mr. Bannon, who has eagerly described the site as "the platform for the alt-right" — a loosely defined and contested term often associated with white nationalist and anti-immigrant sentiment.

Wiretaps have captured showgirls and Mafiosi, politicians and loosely defined "masseuses," and recently even a Vatican choir singer procuring seminarians for trysts with a male public works official.

The invitation list is strictly limited to Lazar's friends—a large and loosely defined group—and Lazar is draconian in keeping outsiders firmly outside.

The invitation list is strictly limited to Lazar's friends — a large and loosely defined group — and Lazar is draconian in keeping outsiders firmly outside.

And their goal - loosely defined, decentralized and (you heard it here first) primed to make a big comeback this spring - in entirely social.

There is strong evidence to support the routine use of adjuvant chemotherapy in stage III (node positive) disease; however, in stage II CRC, treatment is recommended only for patients judged to be at high risk of recurrence based on a number of loosely defined clinical and pathological parameters (Baddi and Benson, 2005).