Sentence examples for much more loosely from inspiring English sources

"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.

The appellation of painter applies much more loosely to Chris Wilder, an artist who seems to change styles and materials with each new artwork.

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

As of 2010, 2543 crop varieties had been derived using mutation breeding, but safety testing is not mandated for these crops as it is for GMOs like Golden Rice, and breeding efforts are much more loosely regulated [14-16] [14-16]

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.

In contrast, the network of follower/followee relations among left-leaning users exhibits a much more decentralized, loosely-interconnected structure, with far fewer mutually-affirmed social connections.

A: In those days, an Oxford graduate education was very loosely structured, much more so than American graduate programs and much more so than Oxford is today.

Poitra's current role at IYEP's summer camp ties loosely to another, much more rural project.

At the same time, forager-upregulated genes are much more strongly connected while nurse-upregulated genes are more loosely connected compared to non-differentially expressed genes (A ); Nurse-upregulated genes have a small but significant increase in evolutionary rate (C ); and both forager- and nurse-upregulated genes are more highly expressed than non-differentially expressed genes (B ).

So much succour came from a genre ever more loosely dubbed "Americana".