Sentence examples for somewhat looser from inspiring English sources

The rules in Chile are somewhat looser, allowing added sugar and water, and some aging in oak.

It calls for a modest cut in income taxes and somewhat looser labor regulations, but maintains a range of state subsidies.

Cuencans may not be as strict about some Easter customs as they once were — partly, it's thought, because so many of them have in recent years spent time working in somewhat looser societies, like the United States.

If the public expects inflation to remain low and stable, central banks have a little more margin for error so that even if policy is somewhat looser than it should be, inflation is less likely to take off.

(The flagship America Online service has strict limits on how it can use information on its users' behavior. AOL's other divisions, like the Netscape.com Web site, have somewhat looser privacy policies).

This means that monetary policy over the next year or so will be somewhat looser than it would otherwise be.A little extra inflation should help the chancellor overcome some of his budgetary difficulties, points out John Hawksworth, economist at PWC, an accountancy firm.

President Bill Clinton had a reputation for being somewhat loose with the rules.

Jack, meanwhile, meets and haphazardly courts a somewhat loose rodeo girl from Texas, Lureen.

It is characterized by somewhat loose silhouettes of human and animal forms and has remained influential until recent times.

Defying the somewhat loose definition of a blog — an online journal obsessively updated — Becker-Posner offers one post from each professor a week.

The exhibition's somewhat loose theme of "tradition and remembrance" refers to such personal experiences, as well as to the importance of memory in Jewish religious life.