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(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. Sentencedict.com

(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,[sentencedict.com] 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.