Sentence examples for more or less equates from inspiring English sources

For the most part, the stock went nowhere after today's earnings report, which more or less equates to a continuing run that's sent its shares skyrocketing in the past year.

Roach told VICE politicians seem to understand that the bill, which more or less equates cannabis to tobacco, was "caused by public hysteria" that's not based in evidence.

Dress, hairstyle, sexual activity (more OR less).

Our culture -- including the mental health field -- has more or less equated those three with adult maturity and psychological health.

His role equates more or less to that of George Stephanopoulos in real life.

But did we really think that duffing up a bunch of uninterested tourists equated more or less to a brave new world?

Bribery, more or less.

(Mixtapes, more or less).

More or less.

A blank, more or less.

A joke, more or less.