Sentence examples for maintain loose from inspiring English sources
The figures are historic (for January-March), and recent data has been much stronger, but it reinforces expectations that the Federal Reserve will maintain loose monetary policy for longer.
The use of private citizens, usually left-wing activists or lawyers who are given secret authority by the prime minister, makes it possible for the government to maintain loose contacts without drawing too much attention to itself.
"Reduced price pressure provides the monetary policy committee with a little more room to maintain loose policy and support growth," said Sasha Nugent, analyst at Caxton FX. "Carney has gained some breathing room for now, but with the economy picking up, it is unlikely inflation will remain subdued".
Both Ivanka Trump and Kushner maintain loose connections to their own corporate enterprises.
Thus, while amino acids in the helix are under selective pressure to remain hydrophobic in order to maintain the helix, the high variability observed for the C-terminal region could be the result of the fact that the only functional requirement for this region is to maintain loose interactions with the highly variable Q-loop.
He maintained loose links with Russian astronomers, in spite of many obstacles when the cold war was still on.
Yellen replies that there are dangers on both sides - from stopping too early, or from maintaining loose monetary policy for too long.
Ultimately she left Opus Dei, though she still maintains loose ties, and believes that the seemingly opposing forces have forged the faith that sustains her every day in court.
It also welcomed the chancellor's plan to bring down the deficit in public spending over the next five years while the Bank of England maintains loose monetary policy with low interest rates.
Conforming to the expected superhero beats and maintaining loose connections to the X-Men universe, Deadpool also required less in the way of introduction than Kick-Ass – its closest cousin in potty-mouthed crimefighting.
The impact was greater in countries that had a history of structural fiscal problems, maintained loose fiscal policies and ignored fiscal reforms during the boom years.
