Sentence examples for less gathered from inspiring English sources

Erdogan has now more or less gathered all available powers in his hands and is willing to exercise them against any perceived enemies, whether they are Turkish or not, something that has been highlighted by a number of organisations, such as Reporters Without Borders.

Is one supposed to more or less gather the biggest crumbs up and put them on the plate, or just leave them on the table?

The less intelligence gathered, the greater the danger to all Americans, including New Yorkers.

While sometimes discomfiting, this less routinely gathered knowledge enabled fresh, more penetrating insights to complement quantitative data.

Turnout varies by community, with up to 1,000 people typically gathering in cities like Des Moines, while a few dozen or less may gather in more sparsely populated areas.

In the early 1960s he traveled to Japan — in a charming pen-and-ink scroll at the Drawing Center he depicts himself as a visiting pooh-bah — less to gather technical tips than to feel the vibes of a place where great pots were made.

The less fortunate gather twigs in the desert to build shelter for their dying children.

It's still pretty proto the chief problem is that it's easy enough to get the raw data on what molecules are inside a smell, much less to gather all the molecules you'd need to recreate it.

The work used tiny tags to track bees and found those exposed to the insecticide gathered less pollen.

Therefore, the concept of Futures Clinique should be modified so that there would be a "module" available which would be devoted to devising ways and concrete steps by which an organisation could translate the more or less radical ideas gathered into practices.

Never the less, environmental activists gathered outside the governor's office in midtown Manhattan yesterday for a victory rally after the announcement.