Sentence examples for ordering rather from inspiring English sources

To my ears, Pärt is about architecture and spatial ordering rather than theology.

Worse yet, Verizon apparently charged the full price upon ordering rather than shipping and policy dictates that pending orders cannot be canceled — or rather it takes some sweet talking the right associate to do so.

Those with prior exposure to suffix array algorithms will notice that I talk here about prefixes and reversed ordering rather than suffixes and lexicographic ordering.

The ordering, rather than the creation, of the world is the subject of another myth about Enki, called "Enki and World Order".

We choose to propose changes by swapping nodes in the ordering rather than more complex schemes such as 'deck cutting', as these were found to have little impact on performance in previous studies (Ellis and Wong, 2008; Friedman and Koller, 2003).

First, proper chippies fry to order, rather than letting their fillets sit in a hot box.

In fact, we should call it "law and order" rather than the rule of law.

They feel disrespected when they are ordered, rather than asked, to do something, when they are commanded rather than requested.

Because he was on a tight budget, he made things to order, rather than mass-producing them.

He also decided to cook the shrimp to order, rather than in a batch in the morning.

(Be forewarned: the chef makes it to order rather than partially cooking the rice before service, so expect a 20-minute wait).