Sentence examples for less come to a from inspiring English sources

In Pará the number of properties with a CAR has gone up from 600 in 2009 to 80,000 now.Deforestation in Pará has more or less come to a halt.

At the time that Epstein began to consider how to gain access to the microbial dark matter, the search for new antibiotics had more or less come to a halt, while well-known pathogens, such as staph, tuberculosis, and enterococcus, were increasingly resistant to the available drugs.

The traffic density in many metropolitan areas of the world causes situations sometimes referred to as "traffic infarction", i.e., when traffic has more or less come to a complete stop due to congestion.

Over the preceding weeks, all productivity at Lehman had more or less come to an end.

In some parts of the country the housing bust has more or less come to an end, and prices are moving back up, but the depth of the decline associated with the popping housing bubble varied quite a bit across metropolitan areas.So what explains the divergences?

After that, advancement in home lighting more or less came to a halt.

Illegal immigration more or less came to a halt in 2007.

China's GDP growth more or less came to a halt in the last quarter of 2008 and many economists are forecasting the feeblest expansion for 20 years in 2009.

ONE of the more fascinating and provocative stories from the first Gulf war more or less came to an end today.

"It is much less frequent that people come to a site and become so thoroughly immersed.

Nine white jurors and three black jurors took less than three hours to come to a unanimous decision on the charges.