Sentence examples for more or less able from inspiring English sources

And donors are, more or less, able to direct their financing.

The authors tested whether invoking political correctness would make groups more, or less, able to brainstorm.

Furthermore, extrapolation of ANN performance showed that our model is more or less able to simulate eccentric contraction.

The aliens have a code that – a bit ridiculously – Louise finds herself more or less able to crack.

In fact, they were no more or less able than the others who had done many, if not all of those things.

The aliens have a code which – a little preposterously – Louise finds herself more or less able to crack, with the crowdsourced expertise of the other 11 human-contact teams around the globe.

One would also expect that the stress associated with weaning and moving to a new environment may have compromised the immune system of the puppies and made them more susceptible to infection or less able to rid themselves of an already existing infection, thus contributing to the high prevalences in the youngest dogs.

Attitudes toward abortion may play a role in teen birthrates, too, the study found, with teens in more conservative areas less willing or less able to get the procedure, making them more likely to carry to term.

The opposition has more or less been able to campaign freely".

With adults, the consensus now is that we should more or less be able to view what we want.

No disrespect to Joe Allen and the other midfield players that we have lost over the years, but we've more or less been able to replace them.