Sentence examples for more disorder from inspiring English sources

The departures are bringing more disorder than stability.

But the removal of the foreign armies is bringing more disorder rather than the stability for which many hoped, especially in eastern Congo.

"You'd be releasing people back into the communities where all the intelligence was, and it's why we were co-ordinating with the police – we were expecting more disorder".

In a typical answer to the question "will rioting happen again?", one superintendent from Greater Manchester police said he expected more disorder within the year.

Mr. Bloomberg seemed to bristle when asked why, despite reductions in crime, some people perceived more disorder or quality-of-life problems.

The Metropolitan Police commissioner, Paul Stephenson, has since warned that "the game has changed" in trying to restrain the protests and he said he expected more disorder.

The Republican race is even more disordered.

Psychiatrists don't need any more disorders to expand the market; they only need franchise that allows them to dole out the diagnoses.

"The more disorders older adults have, the worse they sleep," said Sonia ancoli-Israel, a professor of psychiatry and a sleep researcher at the University of California, San Diego.

What used to take months to cure can now be done in minutes in most cases: PTSD, trauma, pain, depression and many more disorders".

The play is worth it for some of Woolf's one-liners – as expressed by Ruhl – alone: "Nothing more disorders time than contact with the arts".