Sentence examples for something much looser from inspiring English sources
Some bishops appeared to see the document as a statement of shared beliefs and a commitment to abide by them; others saw something much looser.
Since then, it has become something much looser: not even a "franchise", as it is commonly labelled, but more an ideological community, held together above all by electronic connections, which seeks inspiration from a common source.Radicalism-by-internetWhat prompts young British, French or Dutch Muslims to look for such mentors?
Yet these limitations on what became Late Night freed Letterman up to rework the formula for hosting an after-hours comedy show into something much looser, and willfully irreverent.
"Crossroads," directed by Tamra Davis from a screenplay by Shonda Rhimes is an uneasy mixture of a custom-made star vehicle with something potentially much looser and more daring.
But at the same time the network has moved over the years from a highly centralised hierarchy - with recruiting, training and orders all scrutinised by its top leaders - to something much more loose and amorphous.
However, now that the other monkey got something much better, monkey hell breaks loose.
That calls for much looser monetary policy.
Something much simpler is.
"The White House is much looser now.
