Sentence examples for less ordering from inspiring English sources

Not that Nick was ever exactly one to be motivated by a sense of "drive" or ego – there is the story of the time Françoise Hardy, who, as a winsome breathy chanteuse must have obviously been drawn to Drake's similar, superiority-wrought style, phoned Island Records, more or less ordering Drake over to France to write songs for her.

The enhanced conduction only being seen in the 13 and 35 nm pores and not the 55 and 100 nm pores is attributed to the larger size for the latter which allows a more bulk-like behavior with less ordering.

As indicated by the lower radial intensity in the inner and outer core regions of the particle, there is significantly less ordering inside the particle at 37°C than at 6°C (Figure 2).

The traditional two-phase cellulose model describes cellulose chains as containing both crystalline (ordered) and amorphous (less ordered) regions [ 9].

Their lives are less ordered, less routine and less predictable than a usual group of actors.

In fact few books are less ordered, both at the micro and macro level.

He found that life in Hell's Kitchen remained profoundly less ordered, and less safe, than the one he had begun to know as a naval officer.

It can be more chaotic, less ordered, even rowdy if their man takes to the court, but no less charming at times.

Then as the scores flashed up their eyes shone, they embraced for what seemed like an eternity and tumbled together into the pool in rather less ordered fashion.

At night the park, lighted with its distinctive luminaires, looks magnificent, even mystical, perhaps less ordered than the landscape Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux conceived.

There, it sells for £45 a kilo or £80 a kilo for steaks, though it costs less ordered online or at their shop in Clerkenwell.