Sentence examples for list more or less from inspiring English sources

Obsession is almost too small a word to describe an enterprise which has consumed 34 years and required a reading list more or less synonymous with the history of literature.

Much of the variation in attitudes towards problem list usage was attributable to various prior themes we reported; however, we noted that there appeared to be a slightly more amorphous notion of culture within practices - some practices and clinicians, otherwise similar, used the problem list more or less than others.

Higher taxa are listed (more-or-less) phylogenetically (starting closest to the root; Figure  1), families are listed alphabetically within higher taxa, and subfamilies and genera are listed alphabetically within families.

Within each group, the papers are listed more or less in chronological order.

Prince Bandar can find out what the property in question is and have it back if he proves he is the person whose name is listed, more or less backwards, as "Sultan bin Bandar Prince" of San Antonio on the list of unclaimed property in the office of Washington's chief financial officer.

Every year the top of the list looks more-or-less the same.

The trouble is that this spring's shopping list is more or less the same as last year's, and the one the year before that.

The years during and after graduate school had taken me to Jerusalem, Peru, London, Mexico, Italy, Croatia, Spain, Scotland, Ireland, Paris, Syria, Poland and New Zealand, a nearly complete list in more or less chronological order.

For starters, we ask them to acquire a long list of more or less traditional management skills in finance, cost control, resource allocation, product development, marketing, manufacturing, technology, and a dozen other areas.

The set list was more or less the same one the band has used during a string of festivals all summer, but Murphy pulled it off with a little more zest and humor, and there's still no better way to send off a festival than "All My Friends".

Practices were randomly allocated after stratifying by list size (more or less than 3,500 patients) and PCT (HoB or not).