Sentence examples for ordered less from inspiring English sources

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

He paid tribute to Ms Kirchner for leaving "a country more ordered, less in debt and with more sovereignty".

Wholesale sales slumped 31%too £19.6m as Mulberry's Asian and European franchise partners ordered less from the Somerset handbag maker.

Richard N. Baum, senior retail analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston, is actually pleased that retailers have ordered less this year.

Fearing low traffic, "a number of retailers ordered less and moved the merchandise out earlier than usual," said Michael P. Niemira, chief economist at the International Council of Shopping Centers.

For different reasons, a quick evening visit to the Chesapeake Club, the inn's informal restaurant, made us wish we'd ordered less: the Caesar salad was fine, but the artichoke, spinach and crab fondue was lukewarm and bland, and half a dozen heavily breaded chicken fingers were so huge they must have come from the King Kong of fowl.

And people are ordering less.

"Across the board, people are ordering less.

But "if things get really bad," she added, "they might order less expensive items".

So some health care providers say they may order less next year if they are left with unused vaccine this year.

And many restaurants say more customers are sharing appetizers, buying cheaper wine, ordering less wine and fewer courses, or just not showing up as much.