Sentence examples for more or less over from inspiring English sources

In other words: without convincing and improbable improvements in security in those areas, NATO's current efforts may be more or less over by Christmas.Such candour was impressive, and an effective way of managing the press.

His first fantasy for children, "Mother Goose in Prose," was published in 1897, and after the spectacular success of "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" three years later, his serious money troubles were more or less over, although he continued to mismanage his finances whenever he was given the chance and even had to declare bankruptcy at one point.

This is more or less over.

The visitation, was it more or less over.

But officials believe that the season is more or less over.

Curiously there was a widespread feeling that the Industrial revolution was more or less over.

We can observe that all four methods are more or less over-predicting the actual load, due to the anomalies of increased loads.

The third important amino acid is Serine (S) which is seen more or less over-represented for the assignments by all the four SSAMs.

"They change the site, you're more or less starting over," he said.

Restless tinkerers looked for new shapes and functions, building and designing in a spirit that we today have more or less turned over to electronic composers.

As the book demonstrates, Lincoln quickly discovered that he had to more or less take over the running of the war himself.