Sentence examples for more liberal use from inspiring English sources

There's more liberal use of color.

Her group favors more liberal use of alternatives to incarceration and provides support for inmates' families.

The seventh edition continued the Supplement's more liberal use of crossheads and extended them even to biographical articles.

Numerous focus-group sessions with about 1,000 children led company executives to conclude that ketchup in a new color would encourage its more liberal use on food.

"There's a much more liberal use of angioplasty and stenting than there needs to be," Dr. Eric J. Topol, a member of the panel, told me last week.

The omnibus bill carries the promise of a freer day, including a provision for a more liberal use of needle-exchange programs to combat the spread of H.I.V.

But the fact that it gave weight to exploring legalizing or de-penalizing marijuana was seized on by advocates of more liberal drug use laws as a landmark and a potential catalyst for less restrictive laws in a number of countries.

The trial's ability to discriminate between doses was possibly compromised at week 76 due to a 7% dropout rate in each patient group between weeks 52 and 76 or due to more liberal prednisone use in the control group.

The major limitation confronting a much more liberal clinical use of hyperoxia is its potential toxicity and the relatively narrow margin of safety that exists between its effective and toxic doses.

Patients with ischemic heart disease as a baseline comorbidity had a trend towards better outcome with more liberal blood use [ 9] and a later analysis highlighted the potential interaction between ischemic heart disease and the hemoglobin level maintained in intensive care, which could have been underestimated in the original trial report [ 10].

While the decision has been largely mis reported and misunderstood (the menu is far from vegetarian; it still includes plenty of fish and shellfish, along with a signature dish of sugared squab; and the more than liberal use of butter means this is hardly diet fare), it has largely been applauded by his faithful clientele.