Sentence examples for more or less match from inspiring English sources

Marco Polo's "factual" descriptions of Chinese dragons more or less match the large crocodiles once found there.

If Morrisons can more or less match Aldi and Lidl on prices on key items, the strength of the brand ought to tell over time.

But Labor's promise in the 2007 election to more or less match the Coalition's tax cut pledge led to big cuts in 2008, as well.

Guérot also said there was some suspicion of the fact that the war reparations figure named by Greece's deputy finance minister, Dimitris Mardas, happened to more or less match the Greeks' own debts.

It's a rare thing when you can point to paragraphs in a United Nations climate negotiating text and feel they more or less match what most of the science says should become a reality.

At this point, however, it's reasonably clear what the data will say, because others have created data sets that more or less match what R-R claimed to have looked at; e.g., this working paper from the OECD.

The results from this study showed that familiarity may have a substantial role in reducing errors, as the odds of a participant committing an error more-or-less match faucet familiarity ordering for all three groups (as presented in Figure  1 and Table  4).

My bemusement more or less matched theirs.

Conversely, hospitals in comparable locations delivered scores that more or less matched those at Lakeland.

The 80% cut he recommends for the UK more or less matches a global target of 50% by 2050.

I envision something and cook it for dinner, and the resulting recipe more or less matches what I craved.