Sentence examples for talk loosely from inspiring English sources

Economists tend to talk loosely about structural rigidities, lumping all sorts of structural policies together.

People talk loosely about two years or so.In fact, a crisis could happen a lot sooner.

It's not enough to talk loosely about a fair market or the need for better labelling.

Trump and his advisers talk loosely about preparing for a "military option" against North Korea.

But having a corporate version of Facebook may make people less likely to talk loosely about work on the real thing.

And one of them did awfully well, and he enjoys talking loosely..

He talks loosely about the use of nuclear weapons and of dismantling Nato.

Freud talked loosely of the ability to love and to work.

Since Watson, the supercomputer, never makes public appearances, Saft had been asked to speak on his behalf, for a program of talks loosely based on the theme of "imagination".

It irritated him when he heard ministers talking loosely about whether there was a clear basis for military action against Iraq, and he wanted the Americans to know that whatever conclusions they had drawn about the use of force, he did not share them.

He and Mr. van der Zwan talked loosely about taking out some closets, and wondered how much of the kitchen wall you could see from the street — one of the criteria the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission considers when deciding on renovations in a historic district like Tudor City.