(1) Economists argued that freer markets would quickly revive the region's economy.

(2) Belling out the tubes will permit a freer passage of air.

(3) This is hardly a characteristic of freer trade in goods.

(4) In return for a freer hand in the currency market private dealers were expected to play a more active role in industrial investment.

(5) The lower inflation and freer market, it is claimed, has generated an economic recovery.

(6) The social and political implications of freer information-sharing in the region was a recurring theme at the seminar.

(7) No advanced industrial nation gives corporations a freer hand in busting unions.

(8) The ultimate goal is a freer, more democratic and more participatory society as a whole.

(9) Both these factors gave him a freer hand to negotiate.

(10) It is optimistically forecast that women will become freer from household burdens as a result of these technological innovations.

(11) The secret ballot was an important vehicle for freer elections.

(12) It was going to broaden out, become freer(), more active.

(13) His breathing had become freer.

(14) We are much freer that we imagine.

(15) Diplomats are on a freer rein than other officials.

(16) We feel physically abler and emotionally freer.

(17) The freer the market, the freer the people.

(18) The President is keen to notch a political triumph that would foster freer world trade and faster economic growth.

(19) Belling out the end of the tube will permit a freer passage of air.

(20) And, in Coconut Grove, I always underwent a dramatic transformation from nail-polishing stewardess to a freer, more questioning self.

(21) Others argue that because informals often work for themselves they are freer from exploitation than wage labour workers.

(22) Having established a good working relationship with classes the new teacher may well be able to adopt a freer design with confidence.

(23) In this volume Storni skilfully explored the many possibilities of recreating meaning in rhythm by means of freer versification.

(24) Power and reward are distributed unequally in most societies, and so the privileged will be much freer.

(25) By a simple trick of the intelligence, a deft little twist of naming, he felt incomparably lighter and freer.

(26) Much less coal has to be moved and so factory owners have a freer choice of position.

(27) They said that without his presence, there will be a freer flow of ideas, especially from Smith and Gentry.

(28) Thus the jeweller was free to use more efficient methods, replicating designs with a freer hand in ornament variation.

(29) In other words, the more deeply entangled he becomes, the freer he is.

(30) After their sometimes brutal treatment of ethnic and religious minorities, the security forces may gain a freer rein.

(31) With greater democracy, people feel freer and happier to air their views.

(32) Less restrained : people feel freer online because of the online disinhibition effect.

(33) When she was gone, he gave freer play to his feelings.

(33) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

(34) Women it is obvious are freer than in the past.

(35) Another important series of documents in the Archives are the reports from archaeological expeditions in China conducted under the sponsorship of the Freer gallery in the early 20th century.

(36) Already, the enormous subsidies that are allowed in this year's farm bill suggest that the United States is backsliding from its goal of freer farm trade.

(37) S . This allows for a freer culture of expression _ r _ r.

(38) To develop a more singing legato , Chopin made use of new rhythms which required a more flexible and freer use of the fingers.

(39) I feel much freer now that I am certain the pope is the Antichrist.

(40) He adopted the tempo rubato ("robbed time"), the lengthening of one or several notes at the cost of others, which makes possible freer rhythmic treatment.

(41) The whiteboard works for me as I feel uninhibited and freer to be creative.

(42) Indeed, the concept of "like products" is located at the center field of the endless battle between the two masters of international trade law—freer trade and national regulatory autonomy.

(43) "Deng Xiaoping's open-door and economic reform policies have made Chinese richer, freer, and more independent-minded, " noted Victor Lee,() a film producer.

(44) Ask: Oriental and Hesperian photograph are compared, oriental talks about sexual life very bashful, do excuse me you feel Oriental how is ability freer, opener talk about sexual life?

(45) A show trial will not help Libya in its understandable passion to lay the foundations for a freer society.

(46) The Democrats, then the freer - trading party, were unusually acquiescent.

(47) German wage - setting has become less centralised and the labour market freer, at least at the margins.

(48) At the opening his very first note has a sharper impact, and the florid display work which follows is lighter and gayer , while the first long melody is freer, more expressive in its rubato.

(49) We should give a freer rein to small and medium state - owned enterprises to invigorate themselves.

(50) Culture, opinion on public affairs, democracy much freer, so did people also advance to sexual reflection?

(51) Too young am I and too outraged to be my freer self.

(52) "I don't feel any freer, " she explains. "Because I never felt unfree.

(53) Freer was a constant world traveler, and his letters and photographs from his Asian are important documents as well.

(54) Yet at the same time, Herzog's flair for charged explosive imagery has never had freer rein, and the film is rich in oneiric moments.

(55) Trade is probably still freer under democracies than under the alternatives.

(56) Individual voices are brave. But Russia's intelligentsia, which could be much freer than in the bad old days, is still mealy-mouthed.

(57) Carefreeness, freer, being myself and accord with conditions. Only that a bloom time doom to change my life in centuries later.

(58) It was true that his early life was a little passive, but when he wrote the Rainbow, Women in Love, Aaron's Rod and Kangaroo his thinking was much freer.

(59) In my eyes, I am more happy and freer than the tadpole and red worm who live in the well too.

(60) We are freer to meet the stranger, freer to talk to him in depth.

(61) That is the only way to judge: in what way are you freer, greater, more dangerous to every Society which is based on the false and the unessential?

(62) The risk now is that the pressure will ease, and North Korea will feel freer to make mischief.