Sentence examples for more order than from inspiring English sources

Instead, he unrelentingly pursued a middle course that recognized that states form an international society, which is an arena that exhibits more order than the realists believed but less justice than the idealists wished.

The smectic phase is an example of a calamitic liquid crystal phase where in its structure the molecules possess more order than in the nematic (N) phase and are also arranged in layers which are preferentially aligned, on average, in a particular direction (called the director, n) [55].

However, the low-density feature here is bounded on one side by unusually sharp density from the detergent micelle, suggesting more order than in the rest of the micelle, and on the other side by the a subunit, which also appears well ordered.

"We have more orders than our capacity".

The women now have more orders than they can fulfil.

It's more ordered than Montaigne's Essays, of course.

He sold it to saloon keeper, more orders than he could fill came in.

"Narcissistic leaders often give subordinates many more orders than they can possibly execute," he said.

Symbotic says it now has more orders than it can swiftly fulfill.

But right now we have more orders than we have ever had".

"We've already got more orders than we've got cars".