Sentence examples for given more or less from inspiring English sources

Note: Some exams may be given more or less than 8 hours.

Q: How is it determined if a candidate will be given more or less scholarship than another?

Each app can be given more or less of the screen with a slider in the middle.

In what is arguably the most generally recommendable version played on modern instruments, for instance, conducted by James Levine with Placido Domingo as Idomeneo (Deutsche Grammophon), the Munich score is given more or less intact, though some recitatives are shortened.

So far, he has given more or less unstinting praise to Mr Brown's conduct of monetary policy, in particular his decision to make the Bank of England responsible for setting interest rates.

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Formula One world championship, all but two of the 20 surviving men who have held that honour were assembled, and a handful of them were given more or less appropriate cars to drive on the Sakhir circuit.

Headbands balance more easily than standard-issue crowns, while giving more-or-less the same effect.

In a measure, perhaps, all of them give more or less service.

However, those copolymer samples gave, more or less, a response of dynamic heterogeneity, when examined under mechanical oscillation.

Individual buildings or objects can be characterized within spatial networks and can be weighted to give more or less influence.

To overcome these developmental hurdles, our countries give more or less generously in the form of development assistance.