Sentence examples for more or not from inspiring English sources

Cardboard discs by our plates indicate whether we want more or not.

I think people should either be hedging more or not being greedy.

No more fumbling for paper maps; no more (or not much) querying passers-by who might anyway speak a different language for directions.

Seb Berry, Solarcentury's head of public affairs, said: "Without investor and stakeholder confidence in policy, risky projects will cost a lot more or not be built at all".

**5 If this is the spirit and meaning of the amendment, whether it means more or not, it is to be construed liberally, to carry out the purposes of its framers.

"I was kind of letting it go and letting him feel what he wanted to feel about our relationship, as friends, if he thought we should be friends regularly and hang out more or not," Djokovic said.

Given that the state made its test easier, higher scores on the NAEP would be one sure sign that Chicago kids are, in fact, learning more--or not.

One can, of course, argue that health services research, more mature or not, does not "need" a more condensed definition.

It wasn't not being famous any more, or even not being a recording artist.

Whether it's more accurate or not.

But, more impressive or not, it was not a Grand Slam.