Sentence examples for persisted more or less from inspiring English sources

Profit margins are slim.* Though this situation is less than ideal, it has persisted, more or less unchanged, for decades.

The Wilde circle persisted, more or less openly Uranian, though less expansively self-confident, and came to produce respectable figures such as Moncrieff's intimate friend Edward Marsh, who was Winston Churchill's private secretary, and who was hardly "out," but was, in his serial infatuations, not exactly in, either.

In a minority of cases, symptoms and symptom burden persist more or less continuously, albeit variably in their intensity.

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

Certainly, radionuclides in the environment persist with more or less predictable residence times and with associated radiation exposures in proportion to the type and activities of radionuclides present.

Yet the myths persisted: Mitt Romney more or less gave cancer to the wife of a fired steelworker who lost his insurance, and President Obama somehow shipped jobs to China by helping the auto industry survive.

Evolutionary changes that persist in a more or less continuous fashion over long periods of time are known as evolutionary trends.

This increased risk persisted over the entire period of observation and covered more or less all of the 4 most common reasons for revision.

The difference in the 60-day mortality rate between patients with more or less fibroproliferative changes on HRCT scan persisted regardless of causes of ARDS (figure 4).

But this system of inclusion and exclusion has always more or less been the standard, and its likely to persist as such.

(Mixtapes, more or less).