Sentence examples for accepted more or less from inspiring English sources

But the system has been accepted — more or less.

But it is accepted, more or less, as an unavoidable side effect of the choice of venue.

Nonetheless, Southeast European countries have accepted, more or less, a general approach to shaping the investment environment (Fig. 1) (Liebscher 2005).

• To the Editor: "Health Insurers Balk at Changes for Small Business" (Business Day, June 3) shows another bit of arrogant greed Americans are supposed to accept more or less quietly.

While Catherine's policy led some peoples to accept (more or less under duress) changes in their way of life, thus facilitating the extension of Russian agricultural settlements onto the open steppes, it also gave rise to a growing sense of identity based on cultural, linguistic, and religious traditions.

Rather his intention was to show the fundamental dependence of our knowledge of reality on cognitive means and categories we accept more or less arbitrarily.

While some egos get bruised, entrepreneurs have more or less accepted our approach, and have given us permission to 'critique' their ventures.

The Tracking Excavator project is an effort to quantify a trend we all have more or less accepted as axiomatic: as the web has grown, third-party trackers, from advertisers to analytics, have grown with it.

Unfortunately, the quantitative literature seems to have more or less accepted the official vital statistics on disease-specific deaths, feeding them (and therefore their inaccuracies) into otherwise technically refined estimates of population and population growth.

In some cases the companies have more or less graciously accepted higher taxes.

The maximum extent of the last glaciation, if accepted as more or less synchronous to the global Last Glacial Maximum, was less pronounced than previously assumed.