Sentence examples for yet more or less from inspiring English sources

Berners-Lee said that the battle between privacy and security should not be a pendulum, swinging between giving agencies yet more or less access to data.

Coming into the recent election, state-level polling clearly pointed to an Obama victory — yet more or less the whole Republican Party refused to acknowledge this reality.

In Danny Alexander, the Lib Dems have supplied a solid chief secretary to the Treasury and in Mr Cable, formerly of Labour, an improbable, yet more or less willing, collaborator.

Osiel Cárdenas was arrested in Mexico in March 2003, yet more or less continued running the organization for behind bars until his extradition to the United States in January 2007.

Remaining aware of how you might be read and yet letting your readers wander as they read you is an almost impossible combination to achieve; and yet on more or less every page Montaigne pulls it off.

Why would puberty be starting earlier yet ending more or less at the same time?

An investigative reporter named Leila is the most appealingly complex, yet she more or less disappears for the last 120 pages.

Yet we more or less know what is meant by them, and they are the terms used by publishers and booksellers.

Yet, at more or less the moment Rossiter wrote this, some on the right were making a different case, more strident and aggressive, and unafraid of world-historical theories.

The wacky mayhem continues from there, cynical and yet somehow more or less sympathetic, with an impressive hit rate of gags and one-liners, with the ambient feelgood factor periodically boosted with party scenes and 70s soundtrack album material.

Yet it should also provide a more-or-less instantaneous measure of clinical state so that therapy does not lag impairment.