Sentence examples for far more orderly from inspiring English sources

Blocks away, on Pilkington Road, is another market -- far quieter, far more orderly and without much to offer.

Karnatak music, with its more homogeneous Indian tradition, has evolved far more orderly and uniform systems for the classification of ragas and talas.

Japanese people visit South Korea and discover a country far more orderly and developed than they had been led to believe.

But with its exuberant, high-speed goofiness, Crumb's "Cheap Thrills" cover proved as influential in its day as Steinweiss's equally fanciful but far more orderly work had been in its.

Nevertheless, exemplary local elections were held in May 2012, and before the ambassador's death Benghazi seemed, at least on the surface, to be far more orderly than Tripoli, with its warring militias and criminal gangs.

I think wWe should be careful not to expect Afghanistan, which started off from a far, far worse place than its neighbours, to leap-frog to a far more orderly or better-run society than the rest of the region.

Arguing on appeal that an instruction that was never requested should have been given is far more disruptive to orderly judicial proceedings than arguing in a post-trial motion that the evidence was insufficient to support the verdict.

This elaborate ornamentation of buildings is far more restrained and orderly in the style called Puuc, so named from a string of low hills extending up from western Campeche into the state of Yucatán.

Between 1818 and 1837, however, life at Oxford was changing: it became far more "diligent and orderly", less boisterous.

We are talking young, unformed minds and people who see a far richer and more orderly country then their own and just basically want to rip us off.

Remember also that the special organizing and personnel required to handle this problem cost far more than the orderly issuing of immigration visas at U.S. consulates abroad, who are prepared for this work.