Sentence examples for more less used from inspiring English sources
Look down on the floor boards, and you will see two more, less used controls.
Everyone was, more or less, at risk and everyone became more or less used to it.
But the pleasure of looking through a theatrical peephole on the atmospheric life in a now-vanished neighborhood is more or less used up by intermission.
The major oil companies began concentrating their exploration efforts outside the U.S., whose reserves were deemed to be more or less used up.
On the call, however, Fender more or less used the words interchangeably.
Question number two If so, is it something that irritated you yesterday but today you've got more or less used to it?
He's finishing his degree in Applied Organizational Studies at Minnesota State, which he's more or less used as an opportunity to travel the world.
As a student attending a religious university, I've become more or less used to the notion of censorship and restricted speech.
For the series Ms. Rogers reconfigured her design, more or less using Kurosawa's "Rashomon" as the model.
Mr Rasmussen's answer is to do more with less, using "smart defence", pooling and sharing equipment and capabilities.
They were no longer required to value shares at the minimum price in an accounting period, but could more or less use their own discretion.
