Sentence examples for cases more or less from inspiring English sources

Thus, some instructors may successfully use the cases more or less as written, while others may choose examples from them that fill out or complement tried and true examples and activities that they already use in their classes.

In all three cases, more or less linear trajectories with variable low amplitude random behavior is the likely rule once the target is in range.

Factors such as case difficulty, the time of testing, and test environment were similar for all students; personal factors, however, could make cases more or less difficult for individual students and contribute to variance in the scores.

The derived form for continuous-flow reactors is sufficiently general to be reduced to the same qualitative nature as different special cases more-or-less emperically obtained in the literature.

The justices may well refuse to hear the case, more-or-less instantly restoring marriage rights to tens of thousands of Californian gay couples.

The corner of Page Two is reserved for editorials, and this one took a position as follows: As an editorial, it was making the case, more or less, for the existence of cell phones.

Maisie says, in every case, more or less what a child would and tries to please the wayward grown-ups around her even as she deflects their efforts to make her feelings answer their needs.

Since you can't have an inn without a tavern, which in this case more or less occupies the entire ground level, the reception desk is just that — a desk — set amid the bustle of the bar and restaurant.

I find it especially instructive to look at spending levels three years into each man's administration — that is, in the first quarter of 1984 in Reagan's case, and in the first quarter of 2012 in Mr. Obama's — compared with four years earlier, which in each case more or less corresponds to the start of an economic crisis.

First, regarding the size of the cells that are, in our case, more or less small (3 10 pixels) circular (or spherical in 3D) closed objects whose shape cannot and should not be solved accurately from the image, and whose volume is not dramatically evolving in time.

Monitoring and/or re-assessment of the various actions which could be planned to manage the cases are more or less explicit elements of various case management approaches.