Sentence examples for much loosely from inspiring English sources

If skin starts to brown too much, loosely tent bird with foil.

In particular, we propose a target bit error rate (BER) selection algorithm in the proposed framework to select the permitted target BER much loosely for the AL-FEC system because it is a rate-based system and provides the full reliability of the file transfer.

"Easy A" is also tied (much more loosely than "Clueless") to a literary classic.

The stars in stellar associations are grouped together much more loosely than they are in star clusters of the open and globular types.

Asked about the need for superstars, West said the term "is thrown around much too loosely" and that there are only four or five in the N.B.A.

His tone is personal and casual, much more loosely conversational than in his Post reviews, which he sometimes quotes at length.

While the typical snail shell coils tightly around a single axis, attaching to itself as it spirals outward, O. vermiculum coils much more loosely, twisting and turning and reattaching only in spots.

If bird begins to darken too much, cover loosely with foil. 5. Remove turkey from oven, leave covered and allow to rest 20 minutes before carving and spooning stuffing into serving dish.

This makes it the most successful musical with a contemporary setting – although, spookily, as with Les Misérables and Phantom, it has links with a 19th century French story (Dumas's The Corsican Brothers), albeit much more loosely.

And, indeed, the rich meat was tender, but we would have preferred assembling our own rolls; the wait staff, which wants to please, rolled these (and the moo shu rolls) much too loosely and they tended to fall apart.

Information services, much more loosely defined, fall under Title I of the act.