Sentence examples for less independently from inspiring English sources

The Cuban Church has been allowed to operate more or less independently.

Security experts suggest there are a large number of terrorist cells operating more or less independently across the Caucasus region.

The two states remain locked in a "state union", although the two function more or less independently of each other.

If it were New York City, the Independent Budget Office could craft a revenue projection and project real costs -- more or less independently.

The Giuliani administration has been content to lobby more or less independently, which led to problems when the state sought far more aid than the city.

Hitherto, different bits of Siemens have developed their own e-businesses, from websites to proprietary EDI and ERP systems, more or less independently.

Crown fires advance through the tops of trees or shrubs more or less independently of the surface fire and are the fastest spreading of all forest fires.

The Harvard group suggested that AOL Time Warner should essentially abandon the effort to unite the new and old media and instead focus on running its various units more or less independently.

Now they seem to be waiting, with a wary sense of promise, for two things: whether the new government actually improves their lives, and whether it can do so more or less independently of America.

Bacterial genomes have been viewed as collections of genes, with each gene and genome evolving more-or-less independently through the acquisition of mutational changes.

The nature of computer network communication lends itself to a layered approach where individual protocols in the protocol stack run more-or-less independently of other protocols.