Sentence examples for less matched from inspiring English sources

My bemusement more or less matched theirs.

The more carefully you look at the footnotes, comparing them to the passages in the river, the less matched they seem.

These results more or less matched the scores on the other two formidability measures, with the gun-holders consistently coming top.

The reason this works is that withdrawals are usually more or less matched by new deposits, so that a bank only needs a modest cash reserve to make good on its promises.

"Sciolino makes a persuasive case that Iran is one of the few places in the world in which the claims of theocracy and democracy vie with more or less matched force," Diane Johnson wrote in these pages last year.

Sciolino makes a persuasive case that Iran is one of the few places in the world in which the claims of theocracy and democracy vie with more or less matched force, so that the outcome is not entirely predictable.

Marco Polo's "factual" descriptions of Chinese dragons more or less match the large crocodiles once found there.

I envision something and cook it for dinner, and the resulting recipe more or less matches what I craved.

"Business is according to our expectations and more or less matching our budget, which was quite prudent," says John Hooks, deputy managing director of Giorgio Armani.

If Morrisons can more or less match Aldi and Lidl on prices on key items, the strength of the brand ought to tell over time.

But Labor's promise in the 2007 election to more or less match the Coalition's tax cut pledge led to big cuts in 2008, as well.