Sentence examples for has often been chaotic from inspiring English sources
Lenders and short sale specialists say the new measures could help when they go into effect in April 2010, simply because they offer some structure to a process that has often been chaotic.
Greece's system for handling migrants, has often been chaotic, with some 13,000 people currently camped out on its border with Macedonia.
The new report is the first comprehensive independent study of companies involved in Iraqi reconstruction, and it provides evidence that the process for handing out big contracts has often been secretive, chaotic and favorable to companies with good political contacts.
As the unifying theme of what in the past has often been a chaotic, jumbled show, Mr. Hug chose "Metropolitan Iconographies" and made it tilt heavily toward the third world.
Since for non-chaotic systems all LCEs are non-positive, the presence of a positive LCE has often been used to help determine if a system is chaotic or not.
Organizational emergence from chaotic events has often been described as unpredictable and random, at least when observed over the long term.
With the noble intent of bringing rationality and order to what had often been a chaotic and even discriminatory system of criminal justice, reformers at every stage of the justice system have sought to limit the power of discretionary actors to say no to punitive policies.
To attract more business travelers, Southwest also ironed out its chaotic boarding process, which had often been derided as a "cattle call".
The protests have often been condemned in the mainstream news media as imbecilic and chaotic, all action and no theory.
