Sentence examples for less equal to from inspiring English sources

Everyone leaves with an umbrella more or less equal to what he arrived with and everyone stays dry.

They are more or less equal to index funds, and you might get a slightly lower expense ratio.

"Basquiat's artistic reputation is more or less equal to that of Warhol, but he is more affordable," Mr Bremond said.

Twitter's revenue through the entire first quarter of 2015 were more or less equal to the revenue generated from the fight.

The ratings for Mr. Wallenda's walk across the gorge were more or less equal to the ratings on the night last year when he walked across Niagara Falls.

A report by the IPPR think-tank found that ambitious, middle-class, professional women are now more or less equal to their male counterparts, but that those on low wages and with little power are actually doing worse.

IS A commercial jumbo jet a more or a less equal place to be than America?

Other recommendations for the English Suites extend with more or less equal force to the French Suites as well.

Four conservatives and two moderate candidates, all carefully vetted, were given a more or less equal chance to win power.

Two different groups, one that includes Mr. Ginn and one that does not, have sprung up in recent months with more or less equal claim to authenticity.

Each side should have more or less equal time to makes its case.