| Unfortunately, these categories provide only the loosest possible organizing system for such varied delights. |
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| They gleefully hurl themselves at vaults or swing happily from the top of the asymmetric bars with the loosest of grips. |
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| The result, even at its loosest, is as formal and choreographed as the stiffest and most status-conscious dinner party. |
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| Move over Blocker, you've been usurped, dethroned and pretty-much dumped as Rugby League's loosest lip. |
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| The precise stage in which the knee ligaments were loosest differed among women, indicating a possible genetic basis for injury risk. |
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| When the floor is fully lowered, the steel cables holding the floor are at their loosest. |
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| On the positive side, I tried on my kilt again after weighing myself, and found that it fit comfortably again, albeit with the buckles at their loosest notches. |
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| When the knee is at its loosest, risk for injury heightens due to corresponding changes in the mechanics of the knee during athletic activity. |
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| They said that beyond a doubt it was the loosest piece of legislation that could ever possibly be made. |
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| Even in the loosest confederation, you need a solid body of people on both sides who see the point of co-operation. |
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| Obviously, I am thinking of harmonisation in the loosest sense and the abolition of internal border controls. |
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| Certainly, by the loosest of our standards there were plenty of visible targets, a plethora of blind fanaticism and guilty opportunism at which to aim painful barbs. |
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| This simple procedure will protect the pit in all but the loosest soils. |
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| The parties argued in the application for exemption that the EATA was the loosest and least restrictive cooperative arrangement that could be made to deal with the prevailing conditions of overcapacity and low rates. |
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| Measured by the gap between current interest rates and expected nominal GDP growth in 2010, China has the world's loosest monetary policy too loose for its booming economy. |
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