Sentence examples for or liberally from inspiring English sources

The objective was to investigate public funding policies for abortion in countries with liberal or liberally interpreted laws (defined as permitting abortion for economic or social reasons or upon request).

Many of the photographers close in on details that might be anywhere outside a rain forest, or liberally court blur that effectively erases identity, or fiddle with the print till the color wavers or the image swoons.

I've rounded up a small collection of some of the most memorable 'click me' missives from tech's recent times, and given them the treatment they truly deserve: a visual form that illuminates exactly hoWhetheral the busitess of marketing can be….

Or, liberally, $800,000 a year per prisoner.

A common expression -- "gao chu bu sheng han" or, liberally interpreted, "it's lonely at the top" -- illustrates pervasive insecurity of senior managers.

We found that using a more conservative cutoff of 50% identity, or liberally including all genes without regard to presence of paralogs, produced substantially the same results.

Many will marry divorced Catholics without annulments, for example, or speak liberally about birth control and homosexuality.

It is indeed being absurdly overpraised by reviewers who have failed to note either how unoriginal are its arguments – its central thesis about empire's hierarchical, aristocratic character is taken from David Cannadine's 2001 book Ornamentalism – or how liberally its pages are spattered with small but annoying errors.

Use him or her liberally.

The courts will interpret "criticism or review" liberally, as in Newspaper Licensing Agency v Marks & Spencers plc, and as such the criticism or review can include the thought or philosophy of the work, as in Time Warner v Channel 4, or the social and moral implications of the work, as in Pro Sieben Media v Carlton Television.

Apply shaving cream (or gel) liberally over your entire face.