Less dropping into coverage.
Not the Obama administration, which more or less dropped the subject a year and a half ago.
Unlike Mrs Zia, who has been more or less dropped by her party, Sheikh Hasina is still popular.
She, too, is more or less dropped for an hour, whereupon Burton suddenly saddles her — by way of compensation, perhaps — with flashbacks to her childhood misery.
(The idea of splitting transportation from Gazprom's production side, long talked about by reformers, has been more or less dropped).
Instead, for some reason, the collector more or less dropped him (though he did buy, later and from a gallery, the train-in-the-fireplace picture, "Time Transfixed").
The record flopped in 1974, and Mr. Otis more or less dropped out of sight, touring sporadically, recording only as a session guitar player.
With such a schedule, they say, there are two handoffs, not three, each day between nurses, suggesting there would be less dropping of the baton between shifts.
A few months after he returned from the licensing expo, Earle more or less dropped the strategy of turning Brim into a glorified store brand.
"You're going to see a lot more flying, but a lot less dropping" of bombs and missiles, a senior officer said.
