Sentence examples for less as before from inspiring English sources

Instead, Natural England struck an agreement with the estate under which the owner of Walshaw Moor would be given £2.5m of public money, in the form of a special package of enhanced farm subsidies, to carry on more or less as before, without reversing what were alleged to have been illegal works.

The underlying contradictions in the economy haven't been addressed, and the banking sector has been left to carry on more or less as before.

As the strategic nuclear forces of the principal military powers neutralized one another, it was only among or against small, unimportant countries that war could be carried on more or less as before.

But it's hard to know for sure if the majority of customers are going to end up paying less, a lot less, more or less as much as before or a bit more.

"I carry on more less the same as before," he shrugs.

Fears that Mr Cameron in office would be more or less the same as before, with a different voice, are causing many people to echo the title of Lenin's famous pamphlet and ask themselves: "What is to be done?" In a useful posting on the openDemocracy website, Anthony Barnett describes seven suggestions that are being actively discussed as ways of delivering change.

For an ideal nanoparticle drug delivery system, the drug release should be as less as possible before the nanoparticles arrived at the targeting cancer cells.

But the question is whether it will just be about delivering more money to public services that are run in more or less the same way as before, in the hope that they might improve; or whether it will be about reforming those public services in order to make improvement a great deal likelier.

"Going into Q3 a little easier will be a good sign, if we go to Q3 with a lot of problems or we don't go in at all, it will be more or less the same situation as before".

Other health practices of interest were seeking treatment for malaria and intestinal worm (yes-no response for each) and qualitative assessment of amount of food intake during pregnancy as compared to before pregnancy (less than before, same as before, or greater than before).

Gains in productivity mean that the same worker can often do as much as before in less time.