Sentence examples for most loosely from inspiring English sources

Here, silence is the most loosely regulated and has more permeable connections to the exterior landscape.

Constitutionally, it is one of the most loosely bound confederations after Switzerland.

There is an ionization energy for each successive electron removed; the ionization energy associated with removal of the first (most loosely held) electron, however, is most commonly used.

Regeneration, that most loosely defined of words, should clearly mean something responsive to the real and pressing needs of high streets everywhere.

The ratio of the tapped bulk density to most loosely packed bulk density gives a good indication of the cohesivity of the powder and has been used in conjunction with the Richardson-Zaki equation to correlate the data.

And while this might have been the most loosely plotted episode of Doctor Who ever, the final scene in the Musée d'Orsay, when Vincent learns how he'll be remembered, had me on the floor – as did them looking at the sky as it turned into Starry Night.

"Any kind of extreme weather is at most only loosely controlled by coherent, predictable climate phenomena like ENSO, and tornadoes are no exception," said coauthor Adam Sobel, who also is at Columbia's engineering school, as well as its Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.

Today's parent trainers are also aware of how fragile these newly learned child and youth self-management skills are, due to the fact that social contingencies will be harder to find after the formal parent training ends, and due to the fact that the youngsters are well practiced in imposing contingencies in most any loosely structured social group.

Through electrical conditioning of the as-prepared CNT emitters, vertically standing CNTs with almost the same heights were formed on the substrate surface and most of loosely bound impurities were removed from the substrate.

Most are loosely based on people I know since I'm new to fiction and still thinking through all of the nuances of creating well-rounded characters.

The show presents two complete sets of Goya's print series, "Los Caprichos" ("The Caprices") and "Los Disparates" (most commonly, and loosely, translated as "The Follies").