Sentence examples for less canceling from inspiring English sources

With the top scorers for each team more or less canceling each other out, the Red Wings' supporting cast has produced in the first two games while Pittsburgh's has not.

Speaking with reporters, Olivier Blanchard, the fund's chief economist, said that the "good and bad news" about the American economy were "more or less canceling each other" out: But the fund made a stark warning about the safety of the American financial system.

And people who bought big packs spent less, canceling the others out.

This diversification is more or less cancelled out by the fact that Summers, until he insinuated that women are dunces at science, was the president of Harvard).

For now the omissions in Labour's calculations more or less cancel each other out, but in future this might not be the case.

It's hard not to compare Chelsea's new Colombian to the outgoing André Schürrle given that their transfer fees more or less cancelled each other out.

While the reduction in unemployment and the growth in the out of the labor force more or less cancel each other out, jobs are at least being created fast enough to absorb the growth in the working-age population.

Today Cameron adopted a much less hysterical approach and this, plus the dreary predictability of Cameron's Unite jibes, was enough to give Miliband the edge, although it was not very clear cut and Miliband's Pickles quote and Cameron's Reynolds/Benn/Betts quote more or less cancelled each other out.

It seems a long trip for a menu that, while pleasant enough, is well within the scope of dozens of other chefs around town, an easygoing blend of bistro and diner, with some very bright spots more or less canceled out by dull ones.

However, it seems as if the positive effect of this was more or less canceled out by increased bicycle speeds.

"They also had a lot of free media, so it's not as if the only information voters were getting was coming from ads….So we can just say the two sides more or less canceled each other out".