The phrase "millions or more" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a quantity that is higher than "millions". For example, you could say, "We need to raise hundreds of millions or more for the charity project."
Man-made satellites can stay in orbit around the Moon or any moon for the duration of a mission because tidal effects require thousands or millions or more years, depending on the system, to cause the loss of a sub-satellite.
And yes, the smartwatch market will be in the hundreds of millions or more annually, eventually, but the market will be highly fragmented as it is for other fashion products.
Typical densities range from hundreds to millions (or more) of hydrogen molecules per cubic centimetre.
WHILE the affluent will pay more in taxes this year, that is probably not the case for the very wealthiest — those worth hundreds of millions or more.
But as Paul Sullivan writes in his Wealth Matters column this week, the very wealthiest Americans — those worth hundreds of millions or more — usually don't get paychecks.
They buy bonds cheap, and wait for the country's finances to turn around; then, they push for repayment to the tune of millions, or more, in profits.
Yield data from all fields in the same year are used to determine farm yield averages and variability in yield over the three-or-more-year timeframe.
And the Homer Simpsons of the world are gout candidates: two-or-more-a-day beer drinkers are more than twice as likely to get gout as nonbeer drinkers, which makes sense, because beer contains a lot of purines.
Hill says several four-or-more-somes have met on Loving More's web site; some have even "married" -- with as many as six figurines on the wedding cake.
Given time, maybe this social transformation could even fragment American politics beyond its infantile two-party divide, into a genuine three-or-more-party democracy like the rest of the West enjoys.
The "buildings" (tall box-like structures) are three-dimensional photonic crystals (or, more properly, three-dimensionally periodic photonic crystals with full band gaps).
