Sentence examples for represents more or less from inspiring English sources

That sort of growth is simply unsustainable within a currency union.* It represents, more or less, very rapid growth in the number of euros being spent each year.

Alain Minc, a prolific French writer, businessman and friend to the powerful, comes up with a nice example of the genre in today's Figaro newspaper.For Barack Obama, Mr Minc suggests:Europe represents, more or less, what Switzerland means to France.

This subgroup of AML represents more or less a third of young AML patients.

The scaling-up process described is a logical sequence and represents more or less the order in which various stages were initiated.

These caveats apply to the detection of really any heteroplasmy in electrophoretic data, whether the minor variant represents more or less than 10% of the mtDNA molecules – and, it is important to note, likely also apply to MPS-based data.

Each ball of human brain cells - in all about the size of the head of a ballpoint pen - "represents more or less a two-month-old brain" of a foetus, Prof Thomas Hartung of Johns Hopkins University said, presenting the work at the American Association for the Advancement of Science conference.

Probably all variable stars represent more or less ephemeral phases in the evolution of a star.

It follows that the history and experience of the American Indian tribes represent, more or less nearly, the history and experience of our own remote ancestors when in corresponding conditions.

The collected halves represent, more or less, the two main categories of his music: a sensuous mode of songwriting heavily indebted to Brazilian sounds and a strangled, atonal blend of singing and detuned guitar that he began pursuing in the nineteen-seventies, as a newly arrived New Yorker.

Five models in six different boundary layers, i.e. at six different institutes of the network — representing more or less strictly two terrain categories — have been tested.

For mixes between 0.70≤α n ≤0.95, the synchronized export scheme leads to backup capacities which are only half of the high load quantiles, the latter representing more or less the backup capacities of our current electricity system.