Sentence examples for more or less given from inspiring English sources
(She has more or less given up learning French).
What it says is that he has more or less given up on winning a majority.
Now it has more or less given up on engineering and replaced it with finance.
Not surprisingly, therefore, Eriksson has more or less given up hope of seeing the burden on his squad eased.
On Friday, Trump's surrogates seemed to have more or less given up on more traditional forms of persuasion.
He has more or less given up the fantasies about crushing McVeigh's larynx, although his rage has not vanished.
He says that many of its founding scientific team, including Dr Heath, started out working on carbon nanotubes, but they have now more-or-less given up on them.
What is also important about Ed Miliband is that he appears to have more-or-less given up on reaching an accommodation with what would be seen as the right-wing media.
In the end, however, Mr. Allen more or less gave up.
"The Royal Court more or less gave birth to me," said Hampton.
He more or less gave me the part on the spot.
