Sentence examples similar to loosely split from inspiring English sources
As Trump assembled his team — the word here is used loosely — it quickly split into two camps on Paris.
A bit like the split between Muslim Brothers and Salafists, religious Jews loosely divide into religious Zionists, who want Jews to control biblical land, and the ultra-Orthodox, who seek to enforce literal rabbinical dictates.
The 75-minute program was split in two; the loosely narrative "Hasta la Próxima," about 25 minutes long, followed a first half consisting of six short pieces.
The gray matter of the mature neocortex arises out of the developing cortical plate, a dense, stratified mantle of cells that split the preexisting, more loosely packed preplate into an outer marginal zone and inner subplate from about 7 weeks postconceptional age onwards in the human (Meyer et al. 2000; Altman and Bayer 2002).
The first major decision Mr. Gerstner made was to decide to keep the company together, not split it up into 13 loosely linked "Baby Blues".
We present a modular, loosely coupled scheme where the original problem is split into the fluid sub-problem, elastic structure sub-problem and poroelasticity sub-problem.
The menu is split in two sections — "Tay" and "Ta," loosely translated as "theirs" and "ours" — and is a lesson in the revelatory things that can happen when European and Asian flavors unite.
Draw a curve that loosely follows the knife outline then join the curves Split the following curves using the knife outline: Join the curves into a closed loop and extrude this up to the top half of the knife handle.
Split the bottom half into 2 pieces from the back and plait loosely.
But in that case the EU might split into two groups: an integrationist core that accepted the constitution, and a more loosely aligned group that opts out of many political aspects of the EU.
