Sentence examples for more or less weekly from inspiring English sources

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Since 2004, campaigners have mounted more or less weekly demonstrations outside the factory, in particular protests at which the activists bang drums and other objects to produce a cacophony.

That means that seafood dominates Mr. Russo's menu, a hand-written list that changes more or less weekly, depending on what Italian-Mediterranean seafood he finds at his favorite Newark market.

Published (more or less) weekly, 1951-1963 except biweekly in July and August, 1964-1970.

He's one of the most flagrant and theatrical divers I've ever seen in soccer; the sight of him flopping in unspeakable torment, only to hop up and trot merrily down the pitch once the referee has shown his opponent a yellow card, is more or less a weekly staple of the game.

The discipline has taken blows from TV programs like "Doomsday Preppers," which — despite its record ratings and recent episodes, like "Escape From New York" — is more or less a weekly invitation to laugh at lunatics tunneling into mountainsides to escape a Russian nuclear attack.

That's the equivalent of (more or less) 870,000 weekly subscriptions.

Every moment has its magazine, and for the age of migration it is the Migration Information Source, a weekly (more or less) online journal followed worldwide by scholars, policy makers and the occasional migrant in distress.

Hopkins conducted weekly sampling (more or less) continuously from March 1951 through June 1974.

I encounter ideas for positive aid industry change on a weekly basis, more or less.

He is Nick Kieran Campionn), "more or less" a writer for Time — "the Weekly Cultural Epiphany," as he puts it mockingly — with aspirations of becoming an architect.