Sentence examples for less abolished from inspiring English sources

Central banks have learned to manage the economy so well, it is sometimes argued, that they have more or less abolished the cycle.

However, deletion to 37 nt or less abolished expression of the termination-reinitiation product (Figure 1b).

Of practical consequence is the observation that the blue shift of the Soret band is more or less abolished at ≤−20°C at least over a several week period.

Although Osborne seeks state shrinking spending cuts he finds the cash to more or less abolish inheritance tax.

One's ability to yawn could thus remain completely intact, even when "cortical control is more or less completely abolished over the musculature of one half of the body".

So Malthus looks beatable even when he sits astride the apocalyptic horse of climate change.Moreover, there is a simple way more or less to abolish the effect of climate change on yield to date.

They were among the less lamented bodies abolished under the NHS reforms, seen in some parts of the country as epitomising the resented top down, command and control culture.

Suppose religion were abolished; less dramatically, suppose it simply withers away in the west, so that in north America and Europe all the Christians and Muslims die off, and their children drift into atheism while the missionaries huddle, sobbing, around cups of cocoa in their empty evenings.

When FumI-HIS was preincubated at an acidic pH and 35°C for 1 h before HFB1 deamination was measured, the activity was reduced after incubation at pH 6.5 or less, and completely abolished after incubation at pH below 4.0 (Fig.  7a).

Mr. Morgenthau said mandatory jail terms should be abolished for less serious drug felonies.

With the growth of free trade in the 19th century, export duties became less appealing; they were abolished in England (1842), in France (1857), and in Prussia (1865).