Sentence examples for arrangements were much from inspiring English sources

The sophistication and originality of Wal-Berg's arrangements were much missed after he was obliged to go into hiding, to be replaced by Raymond Legrand.

The police arrangements were much more strict than was the case yesterday [May 21], for extra precautions had to be taken for the arrival of Emperor Nicholas.

Weston said the group's vocals were unique for its time and that their vocal arrangements were much like those for orchestral instruments.

By the time you're in your 30s, your living arrangements are much more proscribed.

R&D/sales activities are also used as proxies in the literature, according to which companies that invest a lot in development and innovation benefit most from the presence of a staggered board, and changes in governance arrangements are much more closely linked to changes in value for companies with a large customer.

Such staking arrangements are much more common in the poker world than you'd think.

The band is, as ever, terrific, but this time out, the arrangements are much more layered, much more significant.

Because the details of the arrangements are much clearer and the upper registers so much sharper, these pieces have a more full-bodied quality.

The NGO and in particular the TAs responsible in this arrangement were much more comfortable with the management and implementation of projects than their intended advisory and facilitative roles.

Despite a cramped existence and financial hardship, the arrangement is much more stable than Mr. Peterson's own childhood.

The test results indicate that both reinforcing arrangements enhance the ultimate strength greatly in comparison to the control column, and that the full wrapping arrangement is much more effective than the partial wrapping one.