Sentence examples for loosely often from inspiring English sources

In common parlance, the word 'ambiguity' is used loosely: often simple underspecificity will suffice for a charge of ambiguity.

Historically, the term Cirripedia was used rather loosely, often incorporating the Ascothoracida, while the facetotectan y-larvae had no systematic affiliation.

In many studies, costs of resistance are defined more loosely, often referring to an effect on a particular phenotypic trait, such as doubling time during exponential growth or stationary phase population density in pure culture (Nagaev et al. 2001; Nilsson et al. 2006; MacLean and Buckling 2009; Paulander et al. 2009; Petersen et al. 2009; Hall et al. 2011).

Big Data is a vague term, used loosely, if often, these days.

Their anger is only loosely articulated, often because they are struggling to survive and cannot afford the luxury of taking an afternoon off to join a demonstration.

Using ethnographic methods, she revealed that drug trafficking operations are loosely structured, often involving informal agreements among market participants.

Instead, U.S. clean energy policy has historically been characterized by a disjointed collection of loosely associated, often inconsistent incentives.

This group is run by an amateur statistician, and his research (I use that term very loosely) is often touted as irrefutable proof of the plague of pit bulls by the media.

In mice sacrificed at two months, the assemblies were loosely packed, often granular in appearance, and displayed a yellow-red color after HS-68 staining.

Mr. Goldberg's assemblages are often loosely inspired by iconic artworks.

The studio then wrote up a biography based, often loosely, on the answers.