Sentence examples for more or less unavoidable from inspiring English sources

Screaming is not just encouraged, it's more or less unavoidable.

Or perhaps more accurately Roy's Reluctant But More Or Less Unavoidable Youthfully Bold World Cup Squad.

I think that the humanitarian, protective steps currently being taken are more or less unavoidable if we're not to see complete genocidal breakdown".

He continued to talk as we walked along the platform and was still talking as we entered the train, so it was more or less unavoidable that we sit together.

My parents have gone back over time and rebuilt a new history of how very ill my brother had been his entire life, making his fate more or less unavoidable.

Dress, hairstyle, sexual activity (more OR less).

The findings suggest that methane production is a more or less constant, unavoidable by-product of microbial fermentation in herbivores.

But it is accepted, more or less, as an unavoidable side effect of the choice of venue.

"In the Night of Time" is a story of conflict between reason and passion, and of multiple betrayals, some more or less voluntary, some unavoidable.

When Diaghilev died, in 1929, the company instantly folded, as was unavoidable — he more or less was the company — and also historically fortunate.

At any rate, postulation of the ancient more or less specific aa-RNA complex is unavoidable, never mind whether it was a proto-tRNA itself or r-aaRS, and whether it provided this specific charging in cis- or trans-position.