Sentence examples for would be looser from inspiring English sources

A few years ago, much of corporate America was pushing for it, in some cases because they hoped international standards would be looser than American ones.

From the text analysis, PM2.5 would be looser and suspend longer in atmosphere due to Organic Compound (OC) existing (OC can reduce about 67% of PM2.5 density).

Such a plan would raise significant revenue, particularly in the early years of the plan while the carbon cap would be looser (it would gradually tighten over time).

The Palestinian stones, followed by the Israeli rubber bullets, would be loosed promptly upon the arrival of the press corps.

Because who knows what Yeatsian trauma would be loosed upon the world should the covenant be breached?

"Although [I knew] the vase would break I didn't imagine it would be loose and crash into the other two," he said.

We looked up at the planes, as they climbed over the beach, glimpsed their swollen bellies pregnant with bombs that, in some hour of the coming day, would be loosed upon Kobe or Yokohama or Tokyo.

Christian County's homogeneity might explain why Mr. Corzine would be loose-tongued about ethnic jokes, Mr. Mazzotti went on, although he winced when he heard of his old friend's recent gaffes about Italian contractors making "cement shoes" and Jewish lawyers getting them out of jail.

In this situation, the tunnel guide pin would be loose within the cortical button drill hole.

As if we didn't already know about the 40GB PS3 making its debut, we, however, were unaware that a white version would be loosed into the concrete jungles of Japan with DualShock 3 controllers.

I mean, what kind of anarchy would be loosed upon the world if lords and ladies had to dress themselves?