Sentence examples for less repeated from inspiring English sources

Instead of shouting at his chancellor to eat his words, Gordon Brown more or less repeated them.

That distribution was more or less repeated in the elections for the National Assembly held in April 1976.

For those hard of hearing, the same message is more or less repeated when Patrick, newly anointed Hot Stuff, straps on some explosives to do his part for the cause.

The Sun unleashed New International's open season on Mills McCartney with its "hard core porn shame" allegations, which were followed up by the News of the World's "Heather, the £5,000 hooker" story that was more or less repeated in the Mail.

Is it possible that there are people who abandon their original bank holiday plans in order to take advantage of an offer which they must know, if they are regular TV viewers, will be more or less repeated in seven days' time?

These approaches seem to be viable for the cases with less repeated operations that only cope with relatively small amount of the processing data, while failing to satisfy the demands from data-centric applications that usually require often-repeated transient operations on a vast amount of the digital data such as real-time image recognition and natural language processing [3].

She more or less repeats the moves made by twentieth-century New Age enthusiasts, who adopted the Green Man as a countercultural symbol.

Hate radio personality and probable Wikipedia entry self-author Lars Larson went on Fox News to more or less repeat the claim, thereby entering it into the conservative canon.

However, the genome of C. bombacis contains less repeat elements than U. hordei (Laurie et al. 2012) and Me.

Take those guys away, and they don't compete for the Stanley Cup, much less repeat as champions.

The BBC's commercial rivals will be watching to see if it lives up to the new public service requirements outlined by Jowell - less repeats, more landmark shows, and stop chasing ratings for ratings' sake.