Sentence examples for more or less suitable from inspiring English sources

Forty to sixty percent of the land was more or less suitable for each of the land uses.

Seven lines, more or less suitable for the passage, have been pointed out, and some of these are situated at a considerable distance from each other.

This is an important characteristic that allows for efficient work by automatic detection of different, more or less suitable, architecture structures.

After all, he is one of the few comedians now working to whom the word genius might be applied, if only because no other terms seem any more, or less, suitable.

For the sensitive well logs in fracture zones, we have made a contrast between well logs and imaging logging that shows up density, caliper, resistivity and acoustic logs are more or less suitable.

This circumstance is easily explained by observing that the numerical code is based on a discrete model directly inspired by the mechanical properties of pantographic sheets and that, therefore, the passages to a continuum model via homogenization (dell'Isola et al., 2016) and then to the subsequent re-discretization, via the introduction of more or less suitable finite elements, are avoided.

"Is there an area potentially more suitable or less suitable for growing tea than elsewhere?" According to O'Braan, location is critical to his tea's taste.

The choice of Barrett's lab was more or less arbitrary; it seemed suitable because it's a big, bustling lab that has been churning out Ph.D. graduates and postdocs for about 20 years.

Diurnal ranges seem to reflect more and less suitable stands, in terms of soil water availability, within the sampling sites.

The energy absorption experiments revealed that the cores could be compressed to over 80% of their initial heights at a more or less steady stress making them suitable for packaging applications.

Sometimes he more or less transcribed the folk music into suitable pieces for the concert hall.