He inspired my music to become looser and more soulful.
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The Post has observed that Trump has become looser and looser with the facts over time.
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In some ways, his interpretation of the medium has become looser — he's branched out from traditional, diamond-shaped kites.
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Financial conditions have become looser since January, when Fed officials first signalled that they would be pausing interest-rate increases.
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Once data is shared, privacy restrictions become looser, supercharging a burgeoning industry built on vacuuming up and reselling Americans' medical information.
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In a post-Covid-19 world, globalization could be curtailed, the dollar's dominant reserve status could be challenged, and fiscal policy could become looser.
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Correlations often decline, or become looser, as a bull market matures and investors are more confident and able to discriminate between names and sectors.
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And inevitably, the interactions she witnesses become "looser and visibly sexual" until social norms — as well as respect for women's boundaries — seem to be forgotten.
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Over the course of her career, her albums — including those with the trio Pistol Annies — have become looser, more curious, less married to a fixed idea of the genre.
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The oddity of the exchange was compounded by the fact that on the campaign trail over recent days, Rubio, a candidate indeed given to sound bites and repetition, had become looser, freer, better.
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If anything, the regulatory framework in the state has become looser, as a drop in international commodities prices has prompted mining companies to cut costs, in some cases leading them to fill dams beyond capacity, reduce safety budgets and fail to put emergency systems in place, experts said.
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Although the initially very close community of co-heirs (Ganerben) tended to become looser over the decades, the unity of the estate to the outside world was maintained. This often expressed itself through the use of a common family and emblem. Another form of inheritance which permitted similar arrangements, was the fee tail (Fideikommiss).
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Comfortizing holds often involves aggressively cleaning a route to the point where sharp holds have been filed down, often making them somewhat easier to use. While many climbers frown on this, in some areas comfortizing is considered acceptable to a point. Reinforcing rock with glue is the most widely accepted modification to natural features in the sport climbing world. When a popular route is climbed over and over, holds may become looser and closer to breaking.
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Chana identified her music as "trop-electro- hip-pop"; she explained: "The definition of pop has become looser, more inclusive. When you talk about pop, you're basically talking about a hook, a melody that catches your attention." She said she wanted to make material that is both easily accessible, as well as artistic, clarifying that she never set out to make music as experimental as Björk. She experimented with Caribbean music after studying African-American dance and music in the Dominican Republic.
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Plans for a new building, designed by Modernist architect Frits Peutz were presented and approved. In June 1959 construction work began and in January 1961 staff and students moved into the new building – a building however that was but a third of the size of Peutz' original plan. In 1965, Timmers resigned as director and was succeeded by Albert Troost. Teaching and advising staff by that time had changed considerably; ties with the Roman Catholic establishment had become looser and catholic principles were only moderately adhered to.
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Furthermore, as dilative soil grains dilate, they become looser (their void ratio increases), and their rate of dilation decreases until they reach a critical void ratio. Contractive soils become denser as they shear, and their rate of contraction decreases until they reach a critical void ratio. A critical state line separates the dilatant and contractive states for soil The tendency for a soil to dilate or contract depends primarily on the confining pressure and the void ratio of the soil. The rate of dilation is high if the confining pressure is small and the void ratio is small.
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Hairstyles at the start of the decade were simply a carry-over from the 1880s styles that included curled or frizzled bangs over the forehead as well as hair swept to the top of the head, but after 1892, hairstyles became increasingly influenced by the Gibson Girl. By the mid-1890s, hair had become looser and wavier and bangs gradually faded from high fashion. By the end of the decade, hair was often worn in a large mass with a bun at the top of the head, a style that would be predominant during the first decade of the 20th century.
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