Sentence examples for far more ordered from inspiring English sources

The attacks on coalition troops, and the sabotage of oil pipelines, are daily proof of the failure to crush or contain the resistance.Even so, Iraq is a far more ordered place than it was two months ago.

It works far more like ordering a pizza than ordering a package — which has allowed Sooma to charge as little as $4.30 per serving in its early pilots.

Other traders, looking at the market's order book, see far more sell orders than buy orders.

Karen Orton, senior vice president for business development at Food.com, which delivers take-out food for 16,000 restaurants around the country, said she hoped the company's coming catalog effort would, like RedEnvelope.com, yield far more Web orders than phone orders.

It will take far more time (orders of magnitude longer) to reverse climate change than it did to cause it.

For many investors, an exact definition may not be needed, but others want to know far more in order to screen out unsuitable companies.

In Town Born, Barry Levy shows that New England's distinctive and far more egalitarian order was due neither to the colonists' peasant traditionalism nor to the region's inhospitable environment.

The reMarkable is potentially attractive to far more people — orders of magnitude more, I think — but it has yet to achieve its vision.

Defenders of the president have also pointed out that his predecessors have signed far more executive orders.

Although the two portions wouldn't change in size no matter what they were called, research evidence suggests that labeling the smaller portions "regular" will move far more people to order them than if the portions were labeled as they are now.

It's worth noting that this was also the original idea behind OpenStack (though setting that up is far more complicated than ordering a Snowball Edge) and that Microsoft, with Azure Stack and its various edge computing services, offers similar capabilities.