Sentence examples for order widely from inspiring English sources

The order, widely flouted by bloggers, was lifted today.

Not that the old order, widely derided as corrupt and inefficient, is likely to be deeply mourned.

Lt. Gen. Ed Rowny, retired, urged in The Wall Street Journal that Tom Ridge, director of the Office of Homeland Security, be given authority to order widely dispersed bureaucracies into coordinated action.

Ian Cox, an Orange official, said he took the action because the order, widely viewed as anti-Catholic, had received "abusive letters and phone calls" and city officials had "abandoned" the organizers.

An official from the campaign said that the purchase of air time was significant, but as of Wednesday afternoon it had not placed orders widely, according to several television stations in battleground states.

The three-step model includes reaction between gaseous oxygen and surface complex, C(O), which is key to describing the high reaction orders widely reported in the low temperature Zone I regime.

The radiation hybrid (RH) approach allows mapping monomorphic markers for genes and can provide a higher resolution for ordering close markers [ 6, 7], but high breakage frequency RH data are less reliable than linkage data for ordering widely separated groups of markers [ 8].

The symbolism of Mr. Levin's tieless bow to the new world order was widely noted.

Riccia, genus of liverworts (small, creeping plants) in the order Marchantiales, widely distributed throughout the world.

Before Junayd's time the leaders of the Ṣafavid order were widely respected for their piety and learning.

But the order was widely ignored, a fact that Judge Francis found unusual for a military-style organization that routinely reprimanded troopers for minor infractions.