Sentence examples for more casually associated from inspiring English sources

Starting in the early part of the decade, the NYPD began a dramatic overhaul of its gang policy, shifting attention from brand-name organizations like the Bloods and the Crips to smaller, younger, and more casually associated groups like the Bad Barbies and the Brower Boys.

Further experiments are required to define whether the changes observed in the vascular response to 5-HT are the consequence of the increased ROS production/action or just casually associated.

If she tends to dress more casually, you can be a little more casual.

She dresses more casually too.

The brand was built more casually.

He started dressing more casually.

Lillian Holtzclaw Stern, a sales associate at Sotheby's Realty, was wearing a linen blazer and chatting with her friend Olivia Gerard, who was more casually dressed in a nylon jacket.

"People dress more casually now," he said.

In common parlance, bankruptcy is often used more casually, to mean something like broke or insolvent.

He wears these elegant clothes well, but doesn't he ever feel like dressing more casually?

The scene that Reno moves through is more casually sexist than Model's outright misogyny.