Sentence examples for less tied with from inspiring English sources

But a long series of opinion polls have shown the two major parties more or less tied, with about a third of the vote each.

But the shares answering "taxes" and "government requirements and red tape" crept up, and since early 2012 have been more or less tied with the "poor sales" group.

Although recent opinion polls have contradicted one another, they generally show the Pakistan People's Party of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto more or less tied with a newly created party backing General Musharraf.

"If you rewind the clock a year you will find the dedicated handhelds were clearly ahead, and this year they are more or less tied with an edge going to Android and iOS games," IDC's Lewis Ward told the BBC.

Two weeks ago, Santorum was more or less tied with Romney in head-to-head polling with Obama, but more tellingly, perhaps, he was outperforming Romney in head-to-head polling with Obama in Ohio, Florida and other critical swing states that the GOP must win to prevail in November.

You get less tied up with identity.

Perhaps because the Chinese were less tied up with cosmological theories and "laws" of nature than the Greeks and their medieval European successors were, the Chinese astronomers were much more interested in singular events, such as comets, novae, meteor showers, solar eclipses, and sunspots (which the Chinese discovered before the Europeans), and they kept detailed records of them.

The reason, perhaps, that Yandex is less tied to people sticking with its search engine is because it has integrated so many other Yandex services in with the browser: they include current traffic or weather conditions, in real time, directly in the browser interface.

After 1204, and with the brief exception of Michael VIII's reign, the fortunes of the now small Byzantine navy were more or less tied to the shifting alliances with the Italian maritime republics.

The Giants were tied with less than a minute left, and in scoring 35 points, they proved that the Packers' pass defense was as porous as theirs.

PITTSBURGH — There were 65 yards between the Steelers and the end zone in their A.F.C. divisional playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens, which was tied with less than four minutes remaining when Ben Roethlisberger entered the huddle.