Sentence examples for order is more from inspiring English sources

But the contest between Francis and the Order is more than an irrelevant mummers' play.

"Today's order is more powerful and more expansive than any previously suggested".

"[The] order is more powerful and more expansive than any previously suggested".

Mr Obama's edict will reinstate some zeal.The second order is more momentous.

Drawing distinctions between an enforcement agreement and a cease and desist order is more of an art than a science.

The governor surely wants his pro-Israel supporters to think his executive order is more than just empty talk.

For Microsoft and the government, however, the results from the judge's order are more mixed.

Trade ministers, much lower down the pecking order, are more sanguine.

The other members of the order are more or less solitary.

But Tuesday's order was more definitive and provided guidance to state regulators about how to carry out the requirement.

See, Bruce always wears his heart on his sleeve, whereas the groups I grew up with, like New Order, were more about being cool and emotionally detached.