Sentence examples for more or less predicted from inspiring English sources
Joseph E. Stiglitz is one of the two or three score pundits, economists and historians who more or less predicted the disasters that have overtaken the American economy.
He added that the new system was now familiar to all control room staff and demand had returned to "more or less" predicted levels, with a corresponding increase in performance.
At first Pauling was not too perturbed by the results—after all he had more or less predicted such an outcome.
His writing in the 90s more or less predicted the Internet of today.
But as (more-or-less) predicted by the movie itself, the hashtag #BoycottPeterRabbit has popped up on Twitter, with stories about folks offended and upset about the sequence propelling that narrative above any other discussions about the Sony Animation release.
As always, there was a slight falling-off from picture to picture, until we could more or less predict that the next one was going to break even or lose money - so we never made the next one.
The story "The Colour out of Space," Wilson noted, "more or less predicts the effects of the atom bomb," while "The Shadow out of Time" "deals not altogether ineffectively with the perspectives of geological eons".
It's only Swift more or less predicting this week's iPhone "hellbug" that briefly let anyone with your phone number call you on FaceTime and listen in via your phone's mic before you picked up, without your knowledge or consent.
To do this, it assigns each photo an aesthetic score from 0 to 100, which Aguirre-Livingston explains more or less "predicts" the "curatorial preference of that photo"—so, whether it's "good" or "bad".
So far, Protestant reaction has been more or less as predicted, although not hoped for, by both London and Dublin.
If Trump hadn't settled on Make America Great Again for a slogan, he could have easily run on "I'm as mad as hell and I'm not gonna take it any more!" Network is like a time machine: when it was released four decades ago this week it more or less accurately predicted the state of media as it is 40 years later.
