Sentence examples for much looser with from inspiring English sources

To attract artists and designers, Disney has played much looser with its characters than ever, a move that has been controversial within the company.

We didn't articulate our consonants as harshly, and we were much looser with our sentence syntax.

Reni, who returned to Bologna from Rome in 1614 and remained there until his death in 1642, remained the strongest artistic personality in that northern city but steadily abandoned the strong plasticity of the Carracci for a much looser style with a pale tonality.

Many "behind the scenes" corporations and small and medium-sized businesses may have much looser connections with stakeholders and are instead motivated by the idea that "value for money" is related to baseline costs and prices unencumbered by the "extra costs" of social considerations.

There are certainly cultures that have a much looser relationship with deadlines than others, but it's not obvious that what people in those cultures do can exactly be called procrastination, since it's not obvious that there's any real tension between what they're supposed to be doing and what they're actually doing.

David Cameron "will use a crunch summit next month to spell out his plans for Britain to have much looser ties with the EU," the paper explains.

Ovaries in old female fish showed a much looser structure, with degeneration of ovarian tissue and presence of atretic follicles (Fig. 1E,F).

Other Brexit supporters, including David Davis and Liam Fox, have hinted at the idea of Britain accepting much looser economic ties with the EU in order to deliver a hard Brexit.

He wants a much looser trade agreement with the EU.

Her work combines balletic stretch with much looser, thrown movement, and she has an eye for intriguing visual compositions.

Although many states already have some reciprocity, the measure would force all states to honor permits from other places, including those with much looser restrictions.